The Supreme Court temporarily allowed states to use the federal SAVE database to check voter eligibility against citizenship and Social Security records. The administration says the system targets noncitizen registrations, while challengers cite inaccurate records and potential voter disenfranchisement. The underlying legal dispute will continue in lower courts.
The Supreme Court temporarily allowed states to use the federal SAVE database to check voter eligibility against citizenship and Social Security records. The administration says the system targets noncitizen registrations, while challengers cite inaccurate records and potential voter disenfranchisement. The underlying legal dispute will continue in lower courts.
