The Justice Department plans to share sensitive voter data with Homeland Security
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The Department of Justice plans to share state voter registration data with the Department of Homeland Security, which will use a system called SAVE to check for non-citizens on voter rolls. This move has raised concerns from states and voting rights advocates, especially since some courts have dismissed DOJ lawsuits seeking this data and the SAVE system has flagged eligible voters as non-citizens.
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