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🗞️ Story file #1332

Ninth Circuit allows Trump administration to request noncitizen ballot separation

Nov 3, 8 PM ET to Nov 4, 10 AM ET

📰 read it at: Just the News Breitbart PJ Media The Blaze The Gateway Pundit The Post Millennial

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  1. Nov 3, 8 PM ETpeak: on 6 front pages
  2. Nov 4, 5 AM ETretold online by 15 people

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Nov 3, 10 PMNov 42 AM4 AM6 AM8 AM10 AM36right
Front pages carrying it at each hourly run, Nov 3, 8 PM to Nov 4, 10 AM ET (peak 6), by the outlets' lean: right
Nov 3, 12 PM6 PMNov 46 AMPJ MediaPJ MediaPJ Media, Nov 3, 11:01 AM ET: [UPDATE] Ninth Circuit Rules Trump Admin Can Request Noncitizen Ballot Separation, Changes Its MindThe BlazeThe BlazeThe Blaze, Nov 3, 4:01 PM ET: STUNNING REVERSAL: 9th Circuit greenlights Trump administration's efforts to isolate suspected noncitizen ballotsThe Gateway PunditThe Gateway PunditThe Gateway Pundit, Nov 3, 5:02 PM ET: BREAKING: Ninth Circuit Delivers MAJOR Election Day Win to Trump DOJ on Non-Citizen VotingJust the NewsJust the NewsJust the News, Nov 3, 6:01 PM ET: 9th Circuit lets Trump DOJ continue election integrity efforts targeting illegal foreign votersThe Post MillennialThe Post MillennialThe Post Millennial, Nov 3, 6:01 PM ET: Ninth Circuit rules DOJ can request to sequester potentially fraudulent, non-citizen ballots in California, WashingtonBreitbartBreitbartBreitbart, Nov 3, 7:01 PM ET: 9th Circuit Gives Trump a Win on Noncitizens Voting in CA, Reverses Decision Hours Later🧶 online🧶found retold online (the day's report)
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  • 🧩 Intimidation 🧶 online
    “The Trump administration is making unsubstantiated claims of widespread noncitizen voting to intimidate voters and undermine democracy.”
  • 🧩 Solution in search of a problem 🧶 online
    ↔️ its answer: Voter fraud
    “The Trump administration is making unsubstantiated claims of widespread noncitizen voting to intimidate voters and undermine democracy.”
  • 🧩 Voter suppression 🧶 online
    ↔️ its answer: Ballot security, Voter fraud
    “The Trump administration is making unsubstantiated claims of widespread noncitizen voting to intimidate voters and undermine democracy.”

🧶 Retold online

  • The Trump administration is making unsubstantiated claims of widespread noncitizen voting to intimidate voters and undermine democracy. Nov 4: told by 15 people (same issue)

    🦋 Widely seen on Bluesky

    🦋 a post on Bluesky · 3022 likes, 944 reposts

    🦋 a post on Bluesky · 62 likes, 19 reposts

On Folklore: the latest in full, with their motifs and who is telling them.

🗣️ Names in it

9th CircuitDonald TrumpNoncitizens

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🧵 Persistence

the running story it belongs to

🧵 DOJ California voter fraud case

  1. DOJ warns California election officials of legal risks for counting suspected noncitizen ballots

    Oct 17, 9 PM ET

  2. DOJ sues California over 20,000 suspected noncitizen voters

    Oct 14, 11 AM ET

  3. DOJ charges 28 noncitizens in California voter fraud case

    Oct 19, 2 PM ET

  4. Justice Department seeks court order over alleged noncitizen voters in California

    Oct 21, 12 PM ET

  5. DOJ charges 48 noncitizens with election crimes

    Oct 26, 6 PM ET

  6. Judge questions doj's claims of noncitizens on California voter rolls

    Oct 23, 9 PM ET

  7. Justice Department subpoenas California election officials in voter rolls investigation

    Oct 29, 7 PM ET

  8. Appeals court rejects DOJ request to set aside disputed California ballots

    Oct 25, 10 PM ET

  9. Analysis finds over 40% of names on DOJ list not on California voter rolls

    Nov 1, 1 PM ET

  10. Ninth Circuit allows Trump administration to request noncitizen ballot separation (this story)

    Nov 3, 8 PM ET

  11. Supreme Court rejects Trump administration's bid to set aside California ballots

    Nov 2, 1 PM ET

  12. Justice Department dismisses lawsuit over California disputed ballots

    Nov 6, 11 PM ET

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