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GOP states join Supreme Court fight to defend Trump mail-in voting restrictions
Twelve Republican-led states joined a Supreme Court challenge to defend an executive order by President Donald Trump aimed at restricting mail-in voting by requiring citizenship verification and USPS ballot delivery reforms. A Massachusetts court had blocked parts of the order, citing potential election chaos, while the Republican states argue it enhances election security.
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