Supreme Court won't let the administration set aside 20,000 California ballots

The Supreme Court on Monday turned down the Trump administration's request to have California set aside more than 20,000 mail ballots from voters the administration flagged as likely noncitizens until their citizenship could be checked. The court gave no explanation and no justice publicly dissented; Fox News reports Justice Elena Kagan denied the request without referring it to the full court. Lower courts had also refused. Separately, on Monday, Chief Judge James Boasberg in Washington ruled the administration had likely violated the Constitution's Elections Clause and blocked its demands on California's mail ballots.