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As if we didn’t have enough problems with Biden leaving the southern border wide open for anyone to come in. Last week, Kari Donovan reported for Republic Brief that: The Secretary of State for Georgia, Brad Raffensperger, conducted the first audit of Georgia’s voter rolls for citizenship status in the state’s history. The audit proved| USSA News

The order goes into effect at midnight on Saturday, April 16.

A trial is underway to determine whether Georgia’s handling of the 2018 election for governor was discriminatory, in a case brought by Stacey Abrams’s voting rights group.

Yesterday’s storm managed to cripple much of the Bighorn Basin as highways became too slick with snow to travel safely, shutting down many regional services.

ATLANTA — The first voting rights trial in federal court in Atlanta in more than a decade opened Monday.

Stacey Abrams is a gubernatorial candidate in Georgia once again as the lawsuit plays out in court.

Amplifying Atlanta

Filed in November 2018 by Abrams’ Fair Fight Action organization, the suit alleged that state officials “grossly mismanaged” the election, depriving some citizens, particularly low-income people and people of color, of their right to vote.

As Stacey Abrams makes another run at the governor’s mansion, a lawsuit stemming from the 2018 election is going to trial.

The suit alleges that state officials deprived low-income people and people of color of their right to vote.