The Supreme Court of the United States rejects the Trump administration's request to cancel the votes in California.
A day before the US midterm elections, President Donald Trump's administration received a legal setback after the Supreme Court rejected his request to cancel mail-in ballots belonging to more than 20,000 people in California, citing a possible ground attack on US citizenship. The decision came after lower courts rejected the request, and a judicial review of the Justice Department's moves, while a federal judge in Alaska rejected another attempt by the administration to suspend the certification of the state's Senate election results.
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