DOJ gave California a voter list, a 48-hour deadline — and a threat of court action

The Trump administration's Justice Department has issued an ultimatum to California, demanding an investigation into potential ineligible voters and setting aside ballots from those whose citizenship can't be verified within 48 hours or face court action. This move, occurring amid ongoing voting, risks delaying ballots for eligible residents erroneously flagged as noncitizens and could ignite a legal battle just weeks before the election. The implications are significant, potentially disrupting the voting process and adding to the political tensions surrounding the election.