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The US Supreme Court has removed restrictions on a federal voter database, coinciding with President Trump's push for stricter voting measures before the midterm elections. While the administration claims the database targets noncitizen voting, critics warn it could affect eligible voters.
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The US Supreme Court has removed restrictions on a federal voter database, coinciding with President Trump's push for stricter voting measures before the midterm elections. While the administration claims the database targets noncitizen voting, critics warn it could affect eligible voters.
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US supreme court lifts restrictions on controversial voter database
US Supreme Court Lifts Restrictions on Federal Voter Database