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Supreme Court Allows Use of Federal Database for Voter Citizenship Checks
The US Supreme Court has lifted restrictions on the use of a federal database for checking voter citizenship, allowing the Trump administration to identify voters suspected of being non-citizens. Critics warn that the database may lead to wrongful removals of eligible voters, while the dissenting justices expressed concerns about potential disenfranchisement. The ruling has been met with disappointment from voting rights groups, who argue it risks targeting millions of Americans.
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The US Supreme Court has lifted restrictions on the use of a federal database for checking voter citizenship, allowing the Trump administration to identify voters suspected of being non-citizens. Critics warn that the database may lead to wrongful removals of eligible voters, while the dissenting justices expressed concerns about potential disenfranchisement. The ruling has been met with disappointment from voting rights groups, who argue it risks targeting millions of Americans.
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