特朗普政府因被指从47个州非法收集敏感选民数据遭起诉


2026年10月16日 美国东部时间凌晨2:47 / 福克斯新闻网

诉状称,国土安全部将选民档案与商业数据集合并,在选举日前无视联邦保护措施

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特朗普政府因在全美范围内收集和分析敏感选民数据的行为遭到起诉。

周四在华盛顿特区联邦法院提交的诉状指控,国土安全部已从至少47个州获取选民档案,并以违反联邦法律的方式处理这些数据。

诉讼称,国土安全部对选民数据的秘密调查——包括将数据与商业数据集合并的政策——无视联邦保护措施以及数百万美国民众的隐私权。

该案由妇女选民联盟、电子隐私信息中心以及拉丁美洲公民联盟提起,是针对唐纳德·特朗普总统打击非公民投票行为的最新法律挑战。

国务院考虑共享护照记录以核查选民公民身份

特朗普政府因在全美范围内收集和分析敏感选民数据的行为遭到起诉。(吉姆·沃森 摄 / 法新社/盖蒂图片社)

总统多次声称非公民投票对选举诚信构成严重威胁,尽管多项研究和公诉案例显示,非公民投票的有记录实例极为罕见。

本届政府多次寻求在选民资格和选举管理方面扩大联邦角色,而根据美国宪法和联邦法律,这些领域传统上主要由各州负责监管。

联邦法院已多次驳回政府迫使各州移交选民信息的诉求。

国土安全部对选民数据的秘密调查——包括将数据与商业数据集合并的政策——无视联邦保护措施以及数百万美国民众的隐私权,诉讼称。(约瑟夫·普雷齐奥索 摄/法新社/盖蒂图片社)

新诉讼指控,尽管30个州的官员此前已拒绝联邦政府移交选民信息的要求,本届政府仍从至少47个州获取并处理了选民记录。

诉状敦促法院宣布政府收集选民数据的行为非法,叫停国土安全部的相关政策,并责令该机构删除并停止使用其已获取的选民信息。

诉讼提起之时距选举日不到三周,而本届政府仍在向各州施压,声称各州在清除选民名册中的非公民身份人员方面做得不够。

特朗普在选举诚信斗争中赢得最高法院胜利,各州获得新的选民名册工具

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总统多次声称非公民投票对选举诚信构成严重威胁,尽管有记录的非公民投票实例极为罕见。(亚当·格雷 摄/彭博社/盖蒂图片社)

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司法部周四起诉加利福尼亚州选举官员,称其未能迅速审查联邦政府认定为“疑似”非公民的人员名单。司法部要求法官阻止该州统计这些人员的邮寄选票,除非其选民资格得到确认。

加利福尼亚州州务卿办公室表示,他们仅获得48小时时间来审查约2万个名字,并称联邦政府未提供支持其主张的相关证据或方法。

但司法部的诉讼称,美国公民及移民服务局进行了“跨部门、多层次审查”,并“高度确信”加州选民名册上约有2万人疑似为非公民。

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Trump admin sued over alleged illegal collection of sensitive voter data from 47 states

October 16, 2026 2:47am EDT / Fox News

The complaint says DHS combined voter files with commercial datasets, ignoring federal safeguards ahead of Election Day

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The Trump administration is being sued over its efforts to collect and analyze sensitive voter data from across the country.

The complaint, filed in federal court in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, alleges the Department of Homeland Security has obtained voter files from at least 47 states and handled the data in a way that violates federal law.

DHS’ secretive probe of the voter data, which includes a policy to combine it with commercial datasets, ignores federal safeguards and the privacy rights of millions of Americans, the lawsuit says.

The case was brought by the League of Women Voters, the Electronic Privacy Information Center and the League of United Latin American Citizens and is the latest legal challenge to President Donald Trump’s efforts to combat noncitizen voting.

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The Trump administration is being sued over its efforts to collect and analyze sensitive voter data from across the country.(Photo by Jim WATSON / AFP via Getty Images)

The president has purported repeatedly argued that noncitizen voting poses a serious threat to election integrity, although studies and prosecutions have found documented instances of noncitizens casting ballots to be rare.

The administration has repeatedly sought a greater federal role in voter eligibility and election administration, areas traditionally overseen primarily by states under the Constitution and federal law.

Federal courts have repeatedly rejected administration efforts to compel states to turn over voter information.

DHS’ secretive probe of the voter data, which includes a policy to combine it with commercial datasets, ignores federal safeguards and the privacy rights of millions of Americans, the lawsuit says.(Joseph Prezioso/AFP/Getty Images)

The new lawsuit alleges the administration has obtained and processed voter records from at least 47 states, even though officials in 30 states have previously refused federal demands to turn over voter information.

The complaint urges the court to declare the administration’s collection of voter data illegal, block DHS’ policy and order the agency to delete and stop using the voter information it has already obtained.

The lawsuit comes less than three weeks before Election Day, and the administration continues to pressure states, alleging they are not doing enough to purge noncitizens from their voter rolls.

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The president has repeatedly argued that noncitizen voting poses a serious threat to election integrity, although documented instances of noncitizens casting ballots are rare.(Adam Gray/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

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The administration sued California election officials on Thursday, arguing they failed to act quickly enough to review names the federal government identified as “likely” noncitizens. The Justice Department asked a judge to block the state from counting mail-in ballots from those individuals unless their eligibility can be confirmed.

The California secretary of state’s office said it was given only 48 hours to review roughly 20,000 names and said the federal government had not provided the underlying evidence or methodology supporting its claims.

The Justice Department’s lawsuit, however, says U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services conducted a “multiagency and multilevel review” and determined with “high confidence” that roughly 20,000 people on California’s voter rolls were likely noncitizens.

DHS did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

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The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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