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The Supreme Court let parts of Trump's mail-voting order proceed. It did not settle their legality.
The 6-3 emergency order paused a lower-court injunction while litigation continues. It did not uphold a mail-voting ban.
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What proceeds
DHS may develop citizenship lists and the Justice Department may prioritize related enforcement. USPS may continue planning proposed changes.
What did not happen
The Court did not decide whether the executive order is constitutional or authorize a nationwide ban on voting by mail.
What remains
Implementation before the midterms is uncertain, and separate litigation may still limit how the administration uses the order.