Jude Jaffe-Block
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84 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2025
last heard 8 Sep
Jude Jaffe-Block’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The data system SAVE has long been used to query the immigration status of foreign-born people.
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The Trump administration linked it to Social Security records for the first time, including records for U.S.-born American citizens, and made large-batch citizenship queries possible.
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Voting and privacy groups sued, arguing the modified system violated federal laws and inaccuracies in the data would harm eligible voters.
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A federal judge in D.C.
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blocked the use of the modified safe system in June, and an appeals court upheld that decision Friday.
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The Trump administration is now asking the Supreme Court to stay those rulings and allow the safe system to be used ahead of the midterm elections.
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Jude Jaffeblock, NPR News.
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The Executive Order tasks the Department of Homeland Security and the Social Security Administration with compiling the citizenship lists and giving them to states at least sixty days before an election, which is now.
But according to court filings, the Trump administration will not meet that deadline, but still plans to release the citizenship list before the midterms.
The nonprofit Electronic Privacy Information Center is suing to stop the plan from going forward, arguing it violates federal law, including the Privacy Act.
It also argues the data the federal government has are not accurate, and lawyers on the case warn the plan could lead to chaos and potentially violence.
Voters disenfranchised.
But according to court filings, the Trump administration will not meet that deadline, but still plans to release the citizenship lists before the midterms.
The nonprofit Electronic Privacy Information Center is suing to stop the plan from going forward, arguing it via
violates federal law, including the Privacy Act.
It also argues the data the federal government has are not accurate, and lawyers on the case warn the plan could lead to chaos and potentially voters disenfranchised.
Jude Jaffey Block, NPR News.
The health system in Nepal is not prepared for this level of disaster.
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Beirik's attorney, Michael Proctor, said in a statement that Beirik is innocent, the case is politically motivated, and that she was targeted because of, quote, her important work combating hate groups and extremists.
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