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California Dems seethe over Trump's voter roll attack

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By Blake Jones Verified, Lindsey Holden Verified
| MSN Verified
Blake Jones and Lindsey Holden SACRAMENTO, California — California Democrats forcefully rejected the Department of Homeland Security's claim that 190,832 noncitizens are registered to vote in the state, arguing the administration offered no evidence to back up the explosive allegation. Trump's “latest election conspiracy is nothing but a political stunt built on sham numbers that no one should trust,” Alex Padilla, California's senior senator and former secretary of state, said in a statement.
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Trump's voter claim and Khanna's moment

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By Melanie Mason Verified, Dustin Gardiner Verified, Blake Jones Verified
| POLITICO Verified
Programming note: We'll be off next week but will be back in your inboxes on July 27. DRIVING THE DAY — California Democrats on Thursday evening forcefully rejected the Department of Homeland Security's claim that 190,832 noncitizens are registered to vote in the state, arguing the administration offered no evidence to back up the explosive allegation.
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Dems split on Israel, Paramount blasts Bonta

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By Melanie Mason Verified, Blake Jones Verified, Dustin Gardiner Verified
| POLITICO Verified
CUT IN TWO — Fully half of California House Democrats, including Nancy Pelosi , voted for an amendment to block $3.3 billion in aid to Israel, exposing a deepening rift in the delegation over support for the longtime Middle East ally. The failed proposal divided nearly every corner of the caucus, from leadership ranks to freshman frontliners.
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