Lawsuit challenges DHS collection of voter data from at least 47 states
Photo: Fox NewsHow the sides differ Alternative sources stress the scale of the administration's data effort and the legal complaint; right sources add the claim about combining voter files with commercial datasets.
A lawsuit filed Thursday challenges the Trump administration's effort to collect and analyze Americans' voter data. It alleges the Department of Homeland Security obtained voter files from at least 47 states and handled them in violation of federal law. The AP describes a 42-page complaint and calls the effort sprawling. Fox News adds that the suit says the voter files were combined with commercial datasets, in breach of federal privacy safeguards.
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Describes the administration's voter data effort as sprawling and reports the complaint's claim that the data handling violates federal law.
Focuses on the allegation that voter files were merged with commercial datasets, breaching federal privacy safeguards, and frames it as the administration being sued.