The Trump administration has quietly assembled a new searchable database of U.S. citizens.

The program is designed help state election officials cross-check voter registrants across the country to ensure only U.S. citizens are able to cast ballots.

It's an initiative that follows former DOGE head Elon Musk's efforts to gain access to Social Security Administration and other agency data.

And it's likely to be opposed by Democrats and also others concerned that American voters' data could be breached or compromised. 

The administration speedily constructed the system in just a matter of months after Trump issued an executive order directing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to create a system to ensure only citizens vote in elections.