ICE to Spend $5M Building Federal Voter Database Amid Fraud Probe Push

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has announced plans to spend up to $5 million to develop a national voter database. The initiative is part of a broader Department of Homeland Security effort to investigate alleged voter fraud across the country. The database would effectively consolidate voter information at the federal level. The move signals an escalation in the federal government's scrutiny of U.S. electoral rolls and voting records.
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