Justices Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson dissented.
The Supreme Court granted Virginia a stay on a lower court ruling, allowing the state to continue purging non-citizens from voter rolls.
BREAKING: A 6-3 Supreme Court will allow Virginia to keep removing suspected noncitizens from its voting rolls, lifting an order that halted the program for violating a federal "quiet period" law.The six justices did not explain why they granted the stay, and the dissenting justices also did not provide an explanation.…Moreover, the state is acting on information supplied by the voters who self-identify as non-citizens. It is a crime for non-citizens to vote in the election.
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