LULAC Files Lawsuit Over Non-Citizen Voter List that ‘May Have Been Overstated'

NBC Universal

Jul 30, 2019

The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) filed a lawsuit Tuesday in San Antonio against Texas Secretary of State David Whitley and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claiming the release of 95,000 potential non-citizen voters is an attempt to suppress Latino voters.

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