ICE plans to spend $5 million creating a national US voter database
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has announced plans to spend up to $5 million to build what amounts to a national federal voter database, as part of a broader Department of Homeland Security push to investigate alleged voter fraud. The initiative marks an unusual expansion of ICE's traditional immigration enforcement role into election monitoring. Critics have raised concerns about voter surveillance and privacy rights.
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