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@LATimes reporter covering immigration. She/her. Hablo español. Tips: Andrea(dot)Castillo(at)latimes.com. Signal: acastillo.01
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Trump, allies seek to sow mistrust about election security ahead of midterms Original

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By Ana Ceballos Verified, Justine McDaniel, Andrea Castillo Verified
| Yahoo Verified
President Trump and his allies escalated attacks on U.S. elections on Friday, after the president's prime-time effort to convince Americans that that the nation's voting systems are fundamentally flawed, and threatened to punish California and other Democratic states that refuse the administration's demands for voter data.
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Trump escalates election attacks, threatens California over voter data

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By Ana Ceballos Verified, Justine McDaniel, Andrea Castillo Verified
| Flipboard
14 hours ago The secretary’s comments come as the Trump administration is increasingly using government agencies to sow doubts about the nation’s electoral system. WASHINGTON — Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin on Friday threatened state election officials with possible prison time if they don’t …
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After lawsuit, ICE pauses construction of Bay Area detention facility

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By Andrea Castillo Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
By Andrea Castillo, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES - The federal government agreed to temporarily hold off on construction of a planned Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Northern California. The voluntary pause until Sept. 9 comes after the California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta and Santa Clara County officials sued the Trump administration last month to block the facility from being developed near Gilroy. The lawsuit remains ongoing.
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