Supreme Court backs Trump on implementing mail-in voting executive order
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The Supreme Court’s GOP-appointed majority on Monday granted the Trump administration ’s request to lift a lower court injunction that had blocked the administration from implementing an executive order that blue states said carries extreme risks for the midterm elections.
The court emphasized that its action doesn’t mean that any measure taken by the administration to implement President Donald Trump’s order will be lawful. Rather, the court’s reasoning was that the order doesn’t harm the states who sued over it, so the district judge who sided with the states lacked jurisdiction. There could be more litigation ahead of the midterms on this issue.
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