Opinion | HayesBrown: The new Justice Department guidance to states is a warning shot in defense of democracy. - MSNBCDaily
First, it warned that handing over election records to “private actors who have neither experience nor expertise in handling such records and who are unfamiliar with the obligations imposed by federal law” — i.e.,— would likely be a violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1960.
"Sending a letter to foreign-born Latino registered voters warning them that 'if they voted in the upcoming election their personal information would be collected … and … could be provided to organizations who are"against immigration"' was potentially intimidating." "Sending robocalls telling individuals that if they voted by mail, their personal information would become part of a public database that could be used by police departments to track down old warrants and credit card companies to collect outstanding debts could constitute intimidation."
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