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Top court grants Trump bid to use federal database to verify voter rolls

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The US Supreme Court has granted a request by the Trump administration allowing states to use a federal database to verify voter citizenship and remove potential non-citizens from voter rolls. The decision was delivered on Friday through an unsigned opinion backed by a majority of the nine justices.

The ruling provides a legal victory for President Donald Trump regarding voter roll management. The implementation of the federal database aims to assist states in checking the citizenship status of registered voters ahead of upcoming electoral processes.

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