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Legal experts see no way for feds to prosecute Arizona officials over noncitizen voters (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON – The Trump administration’s homeland security chief threatened state and local election officials with jail time last week if they knowingly allow noncitizens to stay on voter rolls. But U.S. elections aren’t run by the federal government, and election law experts have been scratching their heads about what federal law a poll worker, secretary of state or county elections director could possibly run afoul of. The threat from Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin came on the he
H-1B visa fraud probe intensifies debate over foreign workers (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON – The H1-B visa program that supplies high-skilled workers to the tech industry and many others is under siege. The president’s $100,000 surcharge remains in place, making it far less attractive for employers to hire foreign workers they say they can’t do without. The Labor Department has launched a probe to uncover fraud. And congressional Republicans are pushing to drastically scale back the program, even as business groups warn that would diminish U.S. competitiveness. On July 8, t
Sen. Kelly questions spy chief pick’s willingness to stand up to Trump (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON – Sen. Mark Kelly confronted would-be spy chief Jay Clayton at his confirmation hearing Wednesday over his refusal to directly state that President Donald Trump lost the 2020 election. If the nominee for director of national intelligence isn’t even willing, courageous or independent enough to do that, Kelly said, he’s unlikely to stand firm if Trump ever demands that he shade intelligence to serve a political agenda. “If you can’t disagree with him when he’s not in the room, are you g
Federal SAVE database in limbo, disrupting Arizona voter citizenship checks (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON – Access to a federal database that Maricopa County has used to verify voter citizenship remains limited, under conflicting rulings from federal judges in Florida and the District of Columbia. Last year, the Trump administration gave election officials the ability to check voter registrations against Social Security records, and also created a new option intended to weed out as many ineligible voters as possible: bulk searches. Two weeks ago, a Biden-appointed judge in Washington shut
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