Whistleblower says DHS voter probe might violate state laws, wrongly target US citizens
Summary
A whistleblower reported that employees of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) were instructed to pretend to be voters to check for noncitizens on state voter lists. The report says this approach may break state laws and wrongly target U.S. citizens.Key Facts
- DHS workers were told to act like voters to find noncitizens on voter registration lists.
- They received sensitive information about people flagged as possible illegal voters.
- The whistleblower claims these actions may violate laws in some states.
- The investigation focused on checking voter rolls at the state level.
- It is unclear how many states or voters were affected by the probe.
- The report warns that some U.S. citizens could be wrongly searched or accused.
- This method raises concerns about privacy and legal limits in voter investigations.
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