The Supreme Court revives a controversial data system for citizenship checks

The Supreme Court has ruled to reinstate a contentious data system that was overhauled by Trump officials to check voter citizenship, despite a lower court's finding that it violated federal privacy protections by erroneously flagging U.S. citizens. This decision could have significant implications for voter rights and privacy, raising concerns about the accuracy and integrity of voter verification processes. The ruling underscores ongoing debates about the balance between national security measures and individual privacy rights.