DOJ Noncitizen Voter List Deemed Unreliable as U.S. Emissions Surge
DOJ admits its California noncitizen voter list is unreliable, while a UN report shows a major rise in U.S. emissions.
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Federal officials say the Justice Department’s newly compiled list of likely noncitizen voters in California is "unreliable," noting significant gaps and errors that could affect election integrity investigations.
At the same time, a United Nations report released on Tuesday shows a sharp rise in U.S. greenhouse‑gas emissions, marking the country’s largest annual increase in climate pollutants in a decade.
Both developments arrive as lawmakers and regulators grapple with heightened scrutiny of voting security measures and growing pressure to meet international climate commitments.
Why It Matters
Accurate voter data is crucial for fair elections, while rising emissions affect global climate goals that Europe and North America have pledged to meet.
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