Feds File Lawsuit Seeking Citizenship Proof for Select LA, CA Voters – KFI AM 640

Feds File Lawsuit Seeking Citizenship Proof for Select LA, CA Voters  KFI AM 640

More stimulating talk and news radio in Los Angeles and Orange County. Listen to Amy King, Bill Handel, Gary and Shannon, Monks & Merrill, John Kobylt, Tim Conway Jr, Coast to Coast AM, KFI News and more on KFI AM 640! LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The federal government sued California and Los Angeles County Thursday, seeking to prevent election officials in Los Angeles County and across the state from tallying votes by roughly 20,000 suspected non- citizens in the upcoming election. The filing came two days after Acting Deputy U.S. Attorney General Trent McCotter sent demand letters to the Los Angeles County Registrar- Recorder/County Clerk's Office and California Secretary of State's Office, calling on them to provide proof of citizenship for voters the federal government flagged as being possible non-citizens McCotter's letter to Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Dean Logan was accompanied by a "password-protected thumb drive" with a list of names the government "believes are non-citizens who were sent a vote- by-mail ballot" for the Nov.

3 election. "We request that you review the list within 48 hours to determine whether any citizens are listed," according to the letter. "For individuals whom you cannot independently confirm citizenship status, we request that you immediately instruct the appropriate elections officials to segregate — not cancel — those individuals' vote-by-mail ballots until