Virginia Turns to Supreme Court After Lower Courts and Justice Department Force State To Allow Self-Identified Noncitizens To Vote 

Virginia’s attorney general, Jason Miyares, says the attempt to block the state from purging its voter rolls is politically motivated.

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Virginia's attorney general, Jason Miyares, in 2021 when he was a candidate for office. AP/Cliff Owen, file

Virginia is taking its fight to remove noncitizens from its voter rolls to the Supreme Court. The attorney general for Virginia, Jason Miyares, says the state filed an emergency stay with the Supreme Court on Sunday night.

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