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BREAKING: The Supreme Court steps into a major fight over voter verification, temporarily allowing the Trump administration's revamped SAVE system to move forward. States can voluntarily use the DHS program to verify the eligibility of people on voter rolls while the legal battle continues. The order puts a federal judge's June ruling on hold. That ruling found the revamped system unlawful and raised concerns that it could expose private information and lead to eligible voters being wrongly removed. At least 67 million voter registrations have already been scanned through SAVE, according to the AP.