Immigrant rights group seeks to block use of federal databases it says could purge legal voters

An immigrant rights group has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles against the Trump administration to prevent the Department of Homeland Security from utilizing federal databases. The plaintiffs allege these databases are being used to identify and potentially purge naturalized citizens who are legally eligible to register and vote in U.S. elections.

The legal action seeks to halt the government's current data-sharing practices, which the group contends disproportionately targets naturalized citizens. The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding the intersection of immigration enforcement and voter registration integrity.