Curtea Supremă îl lasă pe Trump să folosească „programul de găsit străinii” de pe listele de vot, dar nu-i salvează alegerile midterm

The U.S. Supreme Court lifted restrictions on a controversial federal voter database, allowing states to use the SAVE program to verify voter eligibility. This decision is seen as a win for President Trump, who has campaigned against foreign citizen voting. The ruling permits states to voluntarily utilize the Department of Homeland Security's SAVE program, despite concerns about privacy and potential wrongful voter removals. Critics argue that the program could lead to legitimate voters being mistakenly removed from rolls. The Court's majority emphasized the legality of the program under a 1996 law, while dissenting judges raised concerns about privacy violations. The SAVE program was created to prevent non-citizens from receiving government benefits and has faced legal challenges regarding its implementation.