Should non-citizen voter roll verification be allowed by federal authorities?

Context

Voter roll verification involves checking whether registered voters are eligible to cast ballots, particularly by confirming citizenship status. The debate centers on whether federal authorities should have the power to access and cross-reference databases to identify and remove non-citizens from voter rolls, or whether this authority should remain with states. This issue has intensified recently as administrations have pursued different approaches to election integrity, with concerns about both non-citizen voting and the risk of wrongfully purging eligible voters.