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Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones expressed concerns that the Department of Homeland Security's investigation into noncitizens on state voter rolls may violate state laws. This statement highlights potential legal issues surrounding the federal agency's actions.
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Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones expressed concerns that the Department of Homeland Security's investigation into noncitizens on state voter rolls may violate state laws. This statement highlights potential legal issues surrounding the federal agency's actions.
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