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DOJ’s Civil Division backstabs Trump in his fight to keep aliens from voting

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DOJ’s Civil Division backstabs Trump in his fight to keep aliens from voting

The Department of Justice’s Civil Division is sabotaging the president’s efforts to keep foreign citizens from interfering in American elections. Criminal lawyers at the Department of Justice recently charged 16 aliens in seven states fo…

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