DC Circuit Keeps Trump’s Mail-Handling Order Alive as SCOTUS Weighs Next Steps
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A U.S. appeals court in the District of Columbia allowed the Trump administration to continue pursuing its mail-ballot executive order, ruling that the challenge is premature since USPS has not yet implemented regulations. The decision comes as the DOJ asks the Supreme Court to intervene and as other courts weigh related injunctions ahead of the midterm elections, keeping the policy in limbo while litigation unfolds.
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