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DHS officers may have broken state laws in voter fraud hunt
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DHS officers may have broken state laws in voter fraud hunt

A federal whistleblower has revealed that DHS lawyers told officers investigating alleged non-citizen voting that they would not be held accountable for violating state laws governing access to voter registration databases. Officers also raised concerns about the reliability of the data underpinning the department's Unlawful Voter Initiative. The disclosure adds to scrutiny of the administration's election integrity operations ahead of the midterms.

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