Gracias: Biden administration raised citizenship database API fees, deterring states
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Antonio Gracias discusses SAVE, a federal database containing citizenship data, claiming price increases under the Biden administration prompted states to stop querying it for voter eligibility checks.
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“In the Biden administration, they raised the price, when I think about a dollar, an API call, to three dollars and change the API call, and all the states stop using it.”
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