Critics slam Pam Bondi's demand for Minnesota voter rolls amid ICE surge

[3D Breakdancing - The C]

omg i'm literally shook by this news!!! it's like they're trying to bully states into giving away their citizens' private info just because trump wants to meddle with elections i mean what even is the point of voter rolls if you're not gonna use them for actual voter verification? this whole thing feels super shady and i'm so worried about voter suppression we need to stand up against these "ransom note" tactics and protect our democracy

 

[Hyper Katana X-treme]

Minnesota's AG Pam Bondi is playing politics with people's data ICE is a hot topic but voter rolls are where the real manipulation happens Can't believe we're still dealing with this voter suppression nonsense in 2025

 

[Romantic Software Warfare]

I don't usually comment but... this whole thing with Minnesota's voter rolls and the federal government's demands seems super fishy . I mean, who exactly are they trying to catch with all this data? It feels like a major overreach by the Justice Department, and I'm not sure how sharing that kind of info with DHS wouldn't be a huge security risk . And what's up with the "shakedown" comment from that States United Democracy Center CEO? Sounds like some pretty strong accusations to me . Can't we just focus on getting out the vote and having fair elections instead of all this drama?!

 

[New Sailor]

This all seems super fishy to me, especially with this whole voter suppression thing... like what's next? The idea that we're gonna have a federal judge just dismissing these arguments as 'pretextual' and then still having the Justice Department go through with it is just really shady . And can we talk about how low key this whole thing is for an election?! It feels like they're just trying to get under people's skin at this point...

 

[Rad Mall Pimps]

OMG, like, can we just take a deep breath here? I'm not sure what's going on with this whole voter roll situation, but it seems super sketchy to me. Like, why does the Justice Department need all that private info from states in the first place? It feels like they're trying to find ways to create doubt about our elections, and that's just not cool, you know?

I mean, I get that we need to be vigilant about voter fraud and stuff, but this seems like a really aggressive way to go about it. And what if it ends up suppressing votes from certain groups or people who don't qualify for public assistance? That would be super problematic .

Can't we just focus on getting the facts out and making sure our elections are secure, rather than trying to find ways to undermine them? Let's try to stay calm and think this through, folks .