If that's a legit quote at the end, it's dead wrong. DOJ enforces federal law. DOJ has no authority I know of to compel data for comm'n.
Kobach suggest DOJ might compel release of voter information. "Could not say" whether they would.https://twitter.com/BryanLowry3/status/880885996342185984 …
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52 usc 20703 ? (formerly 42 USC 1974)
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As part of a law enforcement investigation, sure. For non-law enforcement purposes?
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NVRA compliance isn't law enforcement? May also be criminal statutes that could apply.
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I'm not talking about what DOJ acquires for its own purposes. Kobach comm'n is not a law enforcement entity.
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Agreed. Not sure there's authority for DOJ to give anything to commission.
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Yep. That was my only point.
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What is budget for managing such a massive amount of data, where is it coming from?
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Interesting under what authority - most subpoena power is in the context of an investigation and could be challenged in court I assume
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