The U.S. Supreme Court Friday greenlit a flawed Trump administration database for purging voters from the rolls. And plenty of major news outlets were eager to downplay the decision's importance.

The decision lets the administration move forward with a key provision of President Trump’s first anti-voting executive order.

The vigil took place at the end of a week that saw the doors to the marble building locked shut.

A group that has tracked the activity of federal officers since the president’s crackdown has previously been private about the effort.

“It’s unreliable data, combined with data they couldn’t get through failed litigation, being used to manufacture allegations and misidentify individuals as an ‘unlawful voter’ and that false label has...

The searches likely resulted in "thousands of violations of state laws," Sen. Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) said.