On the recordApril 26, 2023
Technically, yes, but it has been made so thoroughly cumbersome and expensive that it has proven impractical for States to use it.
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congress.govTechnically, yes, but it has been made so thoroughly cumbersome and expensive that it has proven impractical for States to use it.
Cuccinelli discusses the impracticality of using the DHS database for verifying voter citizenship.
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