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DOJ vows election-integrity probes after Supreme Court mail ruling

By Drooid · Sep 15, 2026, 11:23 PM UTC · How we work

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U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche briefed reporters at the White House Rose Garden on the Justice Department’s agenda.
Blanche said the DOJ will continue election-integrity initiatives and criminal voting investigations despite the Supreme Court’s mail-in ruling.
Blanche cited 4,260 arrests tied to terrorist threats since President Donald Trump returned, including 1,039 prevented attacks.
He said murder fell nearly 20% and violent crime nearly 10% in 2025, citing a Memphis initiative.

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U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche briefed reporters at the White House Rose Garden on the Justice Department’s agenda.
Blanche said the DOJ will continue election-integrity initiatives and criminal voting investigations despite the Supreme Court’s mail-in ruling.
Blanche cited 4,260 arrests tied to terrorist threats since President Donald Trump returned, including 1,039 prevented attacks.
He said murder fell nearly 20% and violent crime nearly 10% in 2025, citing a Memphis initiative.