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The president took control of Washington, D.C.’s police force and deployed the National Guard there earlier this month, in response to an unsubstantiated surge in crime in the capital.

The lawsuit refers to these allegations as “unsubstantiated.”

The Israeli military has previously made unsubstantiated claims that journalists it targeted and killed in Gaza were terrorists.

Levitt decried the administration’s request that states send their voter roll information to the Justice Department to quell unsubstantiated concerns of widespread voter fraud.

“The entire attack rests on an unsubstantiated and hypothetical allegation that Bove might have asked someone to defy a court order that never existed,” Schmitt wrote.