The Supreme Court rejects Trump's desperate attempt to discard 20,000 votes in California

The U.S. Supreme Court has denied Trump's emergency request to discard 20,000 mail-in ballots in California, asserting that federal government lacks authority over state election processes. This decision follows a previous appellate court ruling and emphasizes states' constitutional rights to manage their elections. Trump's administration claimed these ballots were sent to non-citizens, but evidence supporting widespread voter fraud remains unsubstantiated. California's Attorney General criticized the move as an attempt to undermine electoral integrity, especially as Democrats are expected to perform well in upcoming elections. Governor Gavin Newsom warned against any interference in the voting process, promising legal consequences for those who attempt to manipulate ballots.