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A federal judge blocked Trump's order prohibiting voter registration help for new citizens, finding the ban likely constituted intentional discrimination. The ruling marks a legal setback for the administration's voting restrictions.
A federal judge blocked Trump's order that would have banned groups from helping new citizens register to vote, ruling the ban looked like intentional discrimination. The order itself had been narrow—it targeted registration assistance without legal justification—but courts saw through it. This is a legal loss for the administration's voting agenda. More of these suits are in pipeline, and judges are moving fast to block orders before they take effect. The pattern suggests the courts may not be as permissive as the administration expected.
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