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DHS officers raised concerns about the legality and reliability of searches conducted on state voter databases for suspected non-citizen voters. An anonymous whistleblower stated that DHS lawyers assured officers they would not be held accountable for potential violations of state laws, while the investigation into non-citizen voting has yielded very few cases.
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DHS officers raised concerns about the legality and reliability of searches conducted on state voter databases for suspected non-citizen voters. An anonymous whistleblower stated that DHS lawyers assured officers they would not be held accountable for potential violations of state laws, while the investigation into non-citizen voting has yielded very few cases.
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