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该计划将允许调取所有曾申请美国护照者的私人数据
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发布于2026年9月29日美国东部时间凌晨12:26
联邦法官叫停特朗普的选民核查数据库
福克斯新闻主持人劳拉·英格拉哈姆与俄亥俄州国会议员吉姆·乔丹就联邦法官叫停总统唐纳德·特朗普的选民核查数据库一案展开讨论。乔丹批评该裁决，称其允许非公民留在选民登记名单上，破坏选举诚信，且违背常识。该环节凸显了人们对选举安全和司法激进主义的持续担忧，尤其是在选民身份证法相关议题上。
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美国国务院正在评估如何在11月中期选举前，向州和地方官员开放联邦护照记录，以核实选民的公民身份。
国务院正在考虑与州和地方官员以及部分非营利组织共享护照信息，这是该计划的一部分，旨在确保登记选民均为美国公民。
国务院发言人在给《新闻国家》的一份声明中表示，该计划的目标是以“保护美国人的数据、遏制欺诈并维护美国公民身份的完整性”的方式共享信息。
美国司法部上周在一份法庭文件中披露了该计划，称联邦官员计划利用护照记录识别选民登记名单上的潜在非公民。
特朗普在选举诚信斗争中赢得最高法院胜诉，各州获得新的选民名单工具
美国国务院正在评估一项计划，允许州和地方官员获取联邦护照记录，以在中期选举前核实选民的公民身份。（埃里克·李/盖蒂图片社）
根据该文件，国务院将在《联邦公报》上发布公告，提议与其他联邦机构共享护照服务记录系统中的信息。
该公告将允许“与使用联邦政府核查平台的各类实体共享信息，用于核实访问政府网站和应用程序的用户的身份或公民身份、选民资格以及其他政府服务”，文件中写道。
特朗普政府计划共享的记录包括国务院护照服务记录系统中包含的个人身份信息。
美国司法部在一份法庭文件中披露了该计划，称联邦官员将开始利用护照记录识别选民登记名单上的非公民。（安德鲁·卡瓦列罗-雷诺兹/法新社 via 盖蒂图片社）
1974年《隐私法》要求联邦政府向公众发布公告，为联邦记录系统中维护的记录确立新的“常规使用”情形。
司法部的文件称，该公告最早可能于10月22日在《联邦公报》上发布。
该文件提交之际，正值最高法院6比3的裁决于周五作出数天前，该裁决允许国土安全部共享公民身份信息，以便地方政府核实登记选民是否为美国公民。
新泽西州民主党州长称在选民名单上发现数千名非公民，已将其清除
特朗普政府计划共享的记录包括所有曾申请美国护照者的私人身份数据。（iStock）
本届政府此前尝试利用联邦记录核实选民资格，主要依赖社会保障管理局和国土安全部的记录，但其中多项举措因法庭诉讼成功被叫停。
该文件是在民主党参议院竞选委员会针对特朗普总统关于邮寄投票的行政命令提起的诉讼中提交的。最高法院最近叫停了美国邮政总局实施该行政命令的部分内容，但其他条款仍然有效。
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该文件是在民主党参议院竞选委员会及其他民主党原告挑战特朗普关于邮寄投票的行政命令的一起案件中提交的。最高法院近期拒绝解除下级法院的禁令，该禁令阻止美国邮政总局为11月的选举采用最终的邮寄选票规则。
State Department considers sharing passport records for voter citizenship checks
2026-09-29T00:26:53-04:00 / Fox News
The plan would grant access to private data of everyone who has ever applied for a U.S. passport
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Published September 29, 2026 12:26am EDT
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Fox News host Laura Ingraham and Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan discuss a federal judge’s decision blocking President Donald Trump’s voter verification database. Jordan criticizes the ruling, arguing it impedes election integrity by allowing non-citizens on voter rolls and goes against common sense. The segment highlights ongoing concerns about election security and judicial activism, particularly regarding voter ID laws.
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The State Department is assessing how it could grant state and local officials access to federal passport records to verify voters’ citizenship status ahead of the midterm elections in November.
The department is weighing how to share passport information with state and local officials, as well as some nonprofit groups, as part of the initiative that aims to ensure registered voters are U.S. citizens.
The objective of the plan is to share the information in a way that “protects Americans’ data, deters fraud and supports the integrity of U.S. citizenship,” a department spokesperson said in a statement to NewsNation.
The Justice Department disclosed the plan in a court filing last week, saying federal officials plan to use passport records to identify potential noncitizens on voter registration rolls.
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The State Department is assessing a plan to grant state and local officials access to federal passport records to verify voters’ citizenship status ahead of the midterm elections.(Eric Lee/Getty Images)
According to the filing, the State Department will publish a notice in the Federal Register proposing to share information contained in the Passport Services Records system with other federal agencies.
The notice would permit “information sharing with various entities utilizing federal government verification platforms, for the purpose of verifying the identity or citizenship for users accessing government websites and applications, voter eligibility, and other governmental services,” according to the filing.
The records the Trump administration plans to share include personally identifiable information contained in the State Department’s Passport Services Records system.
The Justice Department disclosed the plan in a court filing, saying federal officials will begin using passport records to identify noncitizens on voter registration rolls.(ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images)
The 1974 Privacy Act requires the federal government to provide public notice establishing a new “routine use” for records maintained in a federal records system.
The DOJ filing said the notice could be published in the Federal Register as early as Oct. 22.
The filing came just days before a 6-3 Supreme Court decision on Friday that allowed the Department of Homeland Security to share citizenship information so local governments can verify whether registered voters are U.S. citizens.
DEMOCRAT NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR SAYS THOUSANDS OF NONCITIZENS DISCOVERED ON VOTER ROLLS, PURGED
The records the Trump administration plan to share include the private and identifiable data of everyone who has ever applied for a U.S. passport.(iStock)
Earlier attempts by the administration to use federal records to verify voter eligibility primarily relied on records from the Social Security Administration and DHS, with several of those efforts halted by successful court challenges.
The filing was submitted in a lawsuit brought by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee against President Trump over his executive order on mail voting. The Supreme Court recently blocked the U.S. Postal Service from implementing parts of that order, though other provisions remain in effect.
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The filing was submitted in a case brought by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and other Democratic plaintiffs challenging Trump’s executive order on mail voting. The Supreme Court recently declined to lift a lower-court injunction blocking the U.S. Postal Service from adopting its final mail-ballot rule for the November elections.
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