The Supreme Court has permitted the use of a voter screening tool that helps election officials identify potential noncitizens among voters, reversing a lower court’s injunction. The decision comes amid ongoing debates over voting rights and immigration enforcement, with critics arguing the tool could suppress eligible voter participation. The high court’s move leaves in place a program that has been used in some states to cross-reference voter rolls with federal immigration databases. Legal challenges continue as advocates question the accuracy and fairness of the screening process.
Supreme Court Allows Tool to Screen Voters The New York Times
