1st Circuit blocks Trump mail-in voting order across 23 states
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A federal appeals court (the 1st U.S. Circuit) refused to lift an injunction blocking key parts of Trump’s March executive order to tighten mail-in voting in 23 states, saying states must respond now to looming deadlines as federal agencies prepare new rules. The lower court had found aspects of the order unconstitutional, and the DOJ sought a brief stay pending appeal; the ruling keeps the injunction in place while the case advances.
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