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“Critically, the court order halting the DHS door-knocking initiative highlights the significant likelihood that such investigations would result in errors /7 the misidentification of citizens as non-citizens, potentially preventing them from voting, according to [CDT's] Elizabeth Laird.”

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CDT’s Laird: “This decision continues to establish the legal basis that it is not only unethical but illegal to weaponize personal data in ways that lead to irreparable harm to individuals who are wrongly targeted.”

truthout.orgCourts Reject Trump’s Attempt at Deploying ICE to Intimidate VotersA judge ordered Homeland Security to stop sending agents door to door in nine key states to hunt for “voter fraud.”…

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“While Laird said the initial ruling is a promising step forward, the case underscores the ‘significant dangers’ of the Trump administration’s ‘ongoing efforts to compile and weaponize personal information from across federal and state agencies.’”