Trump asks Supreme Court to revive DHS data tool for voter purges

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Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court to revive the DHS SAVE citizenship-verification program, expanded for sweeping voter-roll purges but blocked by a lower court over privacy concerns; supporters say it could help remove ineligible voters, while critics warn it risks erroneous purges that disenfranchise eligible voters. The DOJ argues that the responsibility lies with states and election officials to carry out purges in compliance with law, and a Florida-led case has kept some SAVE use alive, potentially affecting midterm voting.
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