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An immigrant rights group is suing the Department of Homeland Security, accusing it of using flawed federal databases to target naturalized voters—claiming this is voter intimidation and a direct attack on election fairness. The lawsuit argues the government’s data matching lacks congressional authorization and violates privacy protections, while DHS insists it’s merely verifying voter eligibility to prevent noncitizen voting and protect election integrity. This legal clash follows a prior court halt on a similar federal tool that wrongly flagged tens of thousands of voters, highlighting mounting concerns over how voter rolls are being scrutinized—and who gets targeted.

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