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. 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 Justice Department sought information about anyone removed from voter rolls because they were determined not to be a citizen, deemed incompetent by a court or convicted of a felony. The Department of Justice is sharing voter roll data with the Department of Homeland Security, Stateline reported last week.