DOJ: L.A. County could face criminal charges for counting votes of 20K suspected illegal registrants

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The U.S. Division of Justice (DOJ) has deepened its scrutiny on the Golden State by issuing a letter to Los Angeles County election officers warning that if they permit noncitizens to vote, they put themselves vulnerable to felony investigation and potential prosecution.

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