Supreme Court greenlights Trump voter citizenship tool for midterms
In a major win for President Donald Trump’s efforts to find non-citizen voters, the Supreme Court on Friday said states can use a controversial citizenship data collection tool for reviewing voter rolls.
The court’s unsigned opinion rejected arguments that the administration broke the law by making it easier for officials to use the data system to vet voters’ citizenship status.
0:00 What the ruling says
4:28 Is the tool effective for finding non-citizens registered to vote?
6:20 What the data says right now
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AI GeneratedThe Supreme Court has ruled that the Trump administration may use a DHS citizenship database to review voter rolls for non-citizens, reversing a lower court's decision. While the administration claims this is necessary to combat widespread voter fraud, critics and dissenting justices argue the move lacks evidence and risks disenfranchising lawful citizens.