Judge rules DHS effort to weed out noncitizen voters is illegally intimidating U.S. citizens
A federal judge ruled that the Department of Homeland Security's zealous pursuit of investigations into noncitizens who are voting in elections has ended up scaring American citizens who fear being swept into the department's net.
A federal judge has ruled against the Department of Homeland Security’s methods for investigating noncitizens voting in elections. The judge found that the department’s actions have intimidated U.S. citizens, causing them to fear being wrongly targeted. This ruling highlights concerns about the overreach of investigations into election integrity.
- A federal judge ruled on the Department of Homeland Security’s investigations into noncitizens voting.
- The judge stated that these investigations have scared American citizens.
- American citizens fear being caught in the department’s investigative net.
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