A coalition of over 40 anti-war organizations is protesting the Trump administration's plan for automatic military draft registration for U.S. males aged 18-25. Critics argue it could lead to increased conflict and privacy violations, with concerns about targeting undocumented immigrants and potential misuse of personal data.

• 01The automatic registration plan aims to register all U.S. males aged 18-25 for military service.
• 02More than 40 anti-war groups are opposing the initiative, citing privacy concerns.
• 03Critics believe the plan could lead to increased conflict and misuse of data.
• 04The U.S. has not had a military draft since the Vietnam War, but tensions with Iran have raised concerns.
• 05Current registration rates for 18-year-olds are low, indicating potential non-compliance with a draft.

The automatic draft registration could lead to increased surveillance and targeting of vulnerable populations, including undocumented immigrants, affecting their privacy and safety.