As the 2024 election approaches, concerns about voter suppression and intimidation tactics by Republicans are intensifying. A lawsuit initiated by Black voters aims to prevent Trump and the GOP from intimidating voters, seeking court supervision to oversee their election-related activities. Meanwhile, Arizona's Secretary of State warns that efforts to combat alleged noncitizen voting could disenfranchise eligible citizens, noting that past measures have unjustly denied thousands the right to vote. Amidst these challenges, Trump continues to propagate false claims about voter fraud, which critics argue are used to justify restrictive voting laws. Furthermore, fears are rising over the integrity of voter rolls as claims of millions of illegal immigrants potentially affecting elections circulate, despite a lack of evidence supporting widespread voter fraud. The political landscape is marred by accusations from both sides, with Democrats countering that Republicans are exploiting baseless fears to suppress votes and maintain power.