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The Justice Department's top federal prosecutor in Los Angeles announced Monday that six lawful permanent residents were charged with making false statements on naturalization applications, alleging unlawful voter registration. The charges coincide with the department's lawsuit seeking to set aside about 20,000 California ballots, which state officials dispute and multiple courts, including the Supreme Court on Monday, have rejected.
US charges six more in California voter-fraud push as courts reject ballot suit ↗Federal prosecutors charged six green card holders over naturalization statements and voter registration, as courts rejected a bid to set aside 20,000 ballots.
DOJ asks court to isolate ballots ranking Daniel J. Sullivan, citing voter confusion, as federal prosecutors confirm a criminal probe days before Alaska's Senate election.
Pentagon says leak case referred to Justice Department; Lt Gen Brett Sylvia's removal follows an Air Force OSI investigation into classified disclosures.
