U.S. attorney tells AZ officials feds won’t back down on scouring voter data for noncitizens
The U.S. Attorney for Arizona informed state officials that the federal government will continue using state data to identify noncitizen voters, despite concerns raised by Arizona's attorney general and secretary of state.
The U.S. Attorney for Arizona responded to concerns by the state’s top lawyer and election chief raised about how the Trump administration is using state data to identify noncitizen voters by telling them that the federal government will not back down. Last week, Attorney General Kris Mayes and Secretary of State Adrian Fontes sent a […]
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