Detroit Residents Sue Trump, Claiming that the President is Trying to Disenfranchise Black Voters
The lawsuit claims that Trump is actively trying to intimidate local officials into discarding legally-cast ballots.
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The lawsuit claims that Trump is actively trying to intimidate local officials into discarding legally-cast ballots.
The judge said that President Trump’s team is effectively asking the courts to disenfranchise millions of voters.
Protesters say they were subject to brutal, indiscriminate tactics, including assault and verbal attacks.
Officers had shown up at Jefferson’s house to perform a wellness check–then started shooting.
The campaign claimed that two Republican canvassers did not want to certify Wayne County’s ballot counts–days after the same canvassers had voted to do just that.
President Trump’s campaign is making big claims yet providing zero evidence.
Supporters of President Donald Trump have launched a series of protests in Michigan, claiming that voter fraud is the only reason Joe Biden won the state. According to The Detroit News, hundreds of people gathered outside the capitol this past weekend for a “Stop the Steal” rally. But as the News notes, Trump’s supporters’ claims
The settlement follows the wrongful 2008 arrest of two men who were jumped by masked, plainclothes members of a defunct police task force.
President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign has dropped a central request in its lawsuit against Pennsylvania. According to The Associated Press, the Trump campaign has been actively seeking to prevent Pennsylvania from certifying its election results. But on Sunday, the campaign’s attorneys decided to discard a request that the state be obliged to discard some 682,000
Republicans have accused Gov. Whitmer of trying to go her own way on coronavirus restrictions.