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Asian Americans Advancing Justice is asking a federal judge in Atlanta for a temporary restraining order that would stop poll workers from enforcing a Georgia law the group says violates the federal Voting Rights Act by limiting voters' use of interpreters.
November 28, 2018 at 04:40 PM
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When 65-year-old Jin Kwon went to vote on Nov. 6, he asked interpreters with an Asian-American civil rights group to help him and his wife read the ballots they intended to cast.
Kwon, a Korean-American, has limited proficiency in English, and the federal Voting Rights Act gives people like him broad discretion in enlisting an interpreter’s help to cast a ballot.
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