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US Supreme Court reinstates data system used to verify voter citizenship

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The US Supreme Court has revived a controversial data system used to check citizenship status during voter eligibility screenings. The system cross-references citizenship information alongside other sensitive personal data to identify and filter out alleged non-citizen voters. The court's decision reverses a lower court ruling that had previously blocked the system's use. The reinstatement has drawn attention given the sensitivity of the data involved and the broader national debate over voting rights and election integrity.

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