DHS is reportedly using the SAVE system to challenge the citizenship status of voters in North Carolina.
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DHS is reportedly using the SAVE system to challenge the citizenship status of voters in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
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- NC officials warn about system timing, Blumenthal warns about USPS mail-ballot system, Talwani barred system implementation, and SSA was directed to develop citizenship lists.