DOJ Hearing in Rhode Island on Sharing Voter Data with DHS Amid Privacy Officer Resignation During a recent hearing in Rhode Island, Eric Neff, acting chief of the Justice Department's voting section, disclosed plans to share state voter roll data with the Department of Homeland Security's SAVE system to check for noncitizens and deceased individuals, amid concerns over privacy and a key Civil Rights Division privacy officer's resignation.

DOJ hearing in RI dropped a bombshell: they’re sharing voter roll data with DHS to check for noncitizens. Privacy officer just resigned too. Are we cool with this trade-off, or should we keep our data closer to home? #RIVotes #PrivacyMatters