The U.S. Justice Department sued Oregon and Maine on Tuesday for rejecting demands that the states turn over troves of personal voter information. Before joining the Justice Department, Dhillon was a legal adviser to President Donald Trump’s failed 2020 campaign. Oregon is already suing the federal government over Trump’s attempts to end mail voting, along with 36 other lawsuits. The Justice Department asked for all information in the form of a database, though it said Oregon could submit that database through an encrypted email. The Department of Justice is sharing voter roll data with the Department of Homeland Security, Stateline reported last week.