General for the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice. The local election administrator against whom such proceeding is brought may also deliver such pleadings to the Assistant Attorney General. (B) Right to intervene The United States may intervene in any administrative or judicial proceeding brought to suspend, remove, or relieve the duties of any local election administrator by a statewide election administrator with respect to the administration of an election for Federal office and in any action initiated pursuant to paragraph (2) or in any removal pursuant to paragraph (4). (6) Review In reviewing any action brought under this section, a court of the United States shall not afford any deference to any State official, administrator, or tribunal that initiated, approved, adjudicated, or reviewed any administrative or judicial proceeding to suspend, remove, or otherwise relieve the duties of a local election administrator. (c) Reports to the Department of Justice (1) In general Not later than 30 days after the suspension, removal, or relief of the duties of a local election administrator by a statewide election administrator, the statewide election administrator shall submit to the Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Divisions of the Department of Justice a report that includes the following information: (A) A statement that a local election administrator was suspended, removed, or relieved of their duties. (B) Information on whether the local election administrator was determined to be inefficient or to have engaged in neglect of duty or malfeasance in office. (C) A description of the effect that the suspension, removal, or relief of the duties of the local election administrator will have on— (i) the administration of elections and voters in the election jurisdictions for which the local election official provided such duties