A federal judge in Alexandria ordered in an injunction Friday that the registrations of 1,600+ Virginia votes be restored after being removed just weeks before the Nov. 5 general election. Virginia Gov.

The state attorney general said Virginia will appeal Giles's decision "all the way to the Supreme Court, if necessary."

A federal judge has issued an injunction ordering the Youngkin administration to restore the voting rights of 1,600 Virginia residents.

A federal judge on Friday slapped down efforts by Virginia GOP Gov. Glenn Youngkin to purge non-citizens off their voter

A federal judge has shut down a controversial voter purge program from Governor Glenn Youngkin. Back in August, the governor signed an executive order calling for daily checks of Virginia Department of Motor Vehicle data – a move meant to remove non-citizens from the state’s voter rolls.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin told Fox News shortly after the ruling that his administration is planning to file an emergency stay for the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals to block the injunction, which he noted was handed down just 11 days before the election.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s executive order to remove more than 6,000 Virginians from the voter rolls has come under intense national scrutiny after the Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit challenging its legality.

The Justice Department had sued GOP Gov. Glenn Youngkin over his supposed attempt to remove noncitizens from voter rolls.

Virginia cancels voter registration when people said they are noncitizens on motor vehicle forms, but a judge halted the program close to the election