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A federal judge has blocked President Trump’s controversial executive order aimed at creating a federal voter list and controlling mail-in ballots, ruling it oversteps presidential authority and violates separation of powers — a major win for states ahead of the midterms. Just days earlier, another similar order requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration was also struck down, revealing a pattern of federal election directives facing legal roadblocks. States like Arizona, which rely heavily on mail voting, are rallying behind the ruling as a safeguard for voters — especially military families and rural residents — against what they see as federal interference. The administration vows to appeal, insisting the order is lawful and necessary for election security, but the judge warned that delaying could cause serious harm. Critics argue the plan risks politicizing the USPS and undermining state-led election systems, highlighting the deepening legal and political battle over election administration in America.

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