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NEW: Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar (D) pressed DHS to back its claim that nearly 16k noncitizens are registered to vote in the state. Aguilar said the agency failed to identify the people it flagged and disclose its data sources, warning this could jeopardize eligible voters.

democracydocket.comNevada demands DHS explain sweeping noncitizen voter roll claimsNevada demanded DHS disclose its data sources and explain how it matched Social Security numbers to public voter records, which don't have any.

29/7/26, 7:34 pm99 reposts261 likes

Tina B

@msteej.bsky.social

29 July

The Feds have no business in state business

0-18 now.

@lee-in-iowa.bsky.social

29 July

Like any good teacher, this AG says to the crooked Trump admin: “Show your work.”

pamballard3.bsky.social

@pamballard3.bsky.social

29 July

Wish every state would call out the DHS and the DOJ.

Beth

@mojavebetty716.bsky.social

29 July

This is why we need to keep the office blue.

BOObert v3.0

@theblobert.bsky.social

29 July

All part of the scheme. Claim massive corruption and then get your hands on the voter rolls. Followed by purging the voter rolls.

Michelle

@mlh2025.bsky.social

30 July

The state of Nevada, which has run it's own elections for as long as anybody remembers, should not accept the word of DHS without documentation. During this administration DHS has lost it's reputation and should not expect to be trusted. This administration has fired anybody who disagrees with them.