- A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from using a revamped DHS immigration database (SAVE) to bulk-check state voter rolls, citing accuracy and privacy concerns.
- The ruling sided with voting-rights and privacy advocates who argued the overhaul risked disenfranchising eligible voters.
- The decision could shape debate and political strategy ahead of the November midterms as Republicans push expanded voter checks amid disputed fraud claims.
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