Court Allows Trump’s Mail-In Voting Plan to Move Forward—Temporarily
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The Supreme Court, in an unsigned emergency order, lets the Trump administration press ahead with its plan to restrict mail-in voting by directing the USPS to decide who gets ballots and by creating citizenship lists, despite ongoing lower-court injunctions; the ruling is temporary and not a final decision, with more legal battles likely as the midterms approach and early voting begins.
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