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DOJ's Voter Fraud Probe Sparks Privacy Concerns

7/20/2025

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DOJ Investigates Voter Fraud

The U.S. Department of Justice is probing alleged voter fraud by seeking sensitive registration data from states like Rhode Island and New Hampshire. This move, tied to President Trump's executive order, stirs fears of federal overreach and the risk of personal voter information being misused, igniting a heated debate on privacy and election integrity.

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DOJ Demands Inmate Data

The U.S. Department of Justice is pushing for inmate data from California sheriffs, focusing on non-citizens with criminal convictions to expedite deportations. However, sheriffs in Los Angeles and San Francisco are standing firm against this request, citing state sanctuary laws. This clash underscores the deepening divide between California and the Trump administration on immigration issues.

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DOJ Investigates Voter Fraud

The U.S. Department of Justice is probing alleged voter fraud by seeking sensitive registration data from states like Rhode Island and New Hampshire. This move, tied to President Trump's executive order, stirs fears of federal overreach and the risk of personal voter information being misused, igniting a heated debate on privacy and election integrity.

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