DHS admits in court filings its voter-citizenship screening may have flagged US citizens as noncitizens

DHS first told Nevada it had found 15,903 noncitizens on the state's voter rolls. After a manual review it cut that to a follow-up list of 185 names, and all 185 were later found to be US citizens.

What the filing says:

• DHS said Monday, Sept. 28, that 'potential inaccuracies were identified' in its voter-screening lists.
• People it matches are added to TECS, a law enforcement watchlist.
• DHS did not say what happens to citizens already on that list.