Trump-appointed federal judge tosses DOJ lawsuit seeking Arizona voter data A federal judge in Arizona blocked President Donald Trump's administration from gaining access to the state's voter rolls on Tuesday. District Judge Susan Brnovich, a Trump appointee, dismissed a lawsuit by the Justice Department that sought access to the documents. Brnovich stated that the voter rolls are "not a document subject to request by the Attorney General," and dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice. The DOJ's lawsuit had targeted Arizona Attorney General Adrian Fontes, demanding that he turn over the voter data.
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The case was dismissed.
newspaper Read articleTrump-appointed federal judge tosses DOJ lawsuit seeking Arizona voter data A federal judge in Arizona blocked President Donald Trump's administration from gaining access to the state's voter rolls on Tuesday. District Judge Susan Brnovich, a Trump appointee, dismissed a lawsuit by the Justice Department that sought access to the documents. Brnovich stated that the voter rolls are "not a document subject to request by the Attorney General," and dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice. The DOJ's law
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Trump-appointed federal judge tosses DOJ lawsuit seeking Arizona voter data A federal judge in Arizona blocked President Donald Trump's administration from gaining access to the state's voter rolls on Tuesday. …
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