Florida has sued the Biden-Harris administration, claiming it has failed to verify immigration records, thereby jeopardizing the integrity of voter rolls by potentially allowing noncitizens to vote. Attorney General Ashley Moody emphasizes the need for accurate voter registration to ensure that only citizens participate in elections. Meanwhile, in Virginia, Governor Glenn Youngkin's administration faces a lawsuit from the Justice Department over its voter roll clean-up efforts, which critics argue may disenfranchise eligible voters. Youngkin defends his actions as legally mandated, stating that the lawsuit is a politically motivated attempt to undermine election legitimacy. Both states are embroiled in disputes over the management of voter rolls, highlighting ongoing tensions surrounding election integrity and access to the ballot. These controversies reflect broader national debates about immigration and voting rights.