Supreme Court Restores Voter Database

The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to use a federal database for voter citizenship checks. Critics argue the system is unreliable and risks disenfranchising eligible voters ahead of the midterm elections.

A boy peers out from under a voting booth as his mother marks her ballot during the state’s primary election to choose candidates for the November midterm elections, in Cary, North Carolina, U.S., March 3, 2026.  REUTERS/Jonathan Drake

The United States Supreme Court revived an expanded immigration database on Friday evening, allowing officials to check voter rolls against federal records ahead of midterms. The 6-3 conservative majority granted the Justice Department's request, lifting a lower court's block on the sweeping citizenship checks. The administration argues the database combats noncitizen voting, while critics warn it threatens eligible voters.

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