Multiple outlets report that President Donald Trump is urging states to establish “citizenship lists” as a way to prevent noncitizens from voting. The proposals focus on identifying eligible voters by verifying citizenship status before ballots are cast. Real Clear Politics and Salon both describe the policy direction as an attempt to restrict voting rights by limiting participation to voters who are citizens. The reporting does not indicate that the approach has been enacted nationwide or that specific state actions have been completed; instead, it characterizes the effort as ongoing political pressure on states to implement citizenship-based voter lists. The articles frame the goal as preventing noncitizens from being included in the voting rolls, though the broader debate over the necessity, implementation, and legal implications of such lists is not detailed in the provided summaries. Overall, the common theme across sources is Trump’s push for citizenship verification mechanisms at the state level to address concerns about voter eligibility.