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A federal judge has once again blocked Trump’s controversial mail-in voting order, reinforcing that the executive branch can’t dictate election rules — power belongs to states and Congress. With November elections looming, the ruling adds another legal hurdle as the administration seeks to reshape voting access, including a citizenship mandate. Voting rights groups won the case, arguing the Postal Service also lacks authority to enforce it, while the White House claimed plaintiffs lacked standing. This latest setback continues a pattern of court defeats for the administration’s attempts to centralize control over elections.

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