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US judge rules DOJ voter-data cross-check with immigration database unlawful

A federal judge ruled that the Justice Department's practice of cross-referencing voter data against an immigration database was unlawful. The ruling constrains the administration's voter-integrity efforts and sets a legal precedent on data use. The decision's broader impact on federal election enforcement remains uncertain.

Al Jazeera2 days agoUSengCredibility 53%View source

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#voter-data #immigration #court-ruling #justice-department #election-integrity

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US Judge Rules DOJ Voter-Data Cross-Check with Immigration Database Unlawful

A federal judge has ruled that the US Department of Justice's (DOJ) practice of cross-referencing state voter data with immigration databases for voter-list purges is unlawful. This decision, confirmed by multiple sources, constrains federal election enforcement efforts, particularly those initiated by the Trump administration. The broader impact on upcoming elections and potential for appeal remain uncertain.

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