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A federal judge again blocked the Trump administration from implementing an executive order that sought to limit mail voting.
What the evidence shows
The report says Judge Indira Talwani reaffirmed an earlier injunction and barred core parts of the March order from taking effect. The Supreme Court did not decide the merits in the cited materials; it addressed a separate procedural hurdle later. That supports the narrow claim that the order remained blocked by a lower-court injunction at the time of the AP report.
Evidence considered
- AP says Talwani again barred implementation and had already halted core parts on June 25.
- The AP report says plaintiffs argued the Constitution gives election-rule power to states and Congress.
- The Supreme Court opinion confirms the order existed and addresses procedural posture, not merits.
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