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ProPublica's investigation reveals that the Trump administration's initiative to prosecute noncitizen voters has yielded limited results, with only a few dozen prosecutions across the country. Concerns about the legality and effectiveness of the effort were raised by Justice Department staff, yet the White House insists on the importance of maintaining accurate voter rolls.
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ProPublica's investigation reveals that the Trump administration's initiative to prosecute noncitizen voters has yielded limited results, with only a few dozen prosecutions across the country. Concerns about the legality and effectiveness of the effort were raised by Justice Department staff, yet the White House insists on the importance of maintaining accurate voter rolls.
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