US EditionJudge limits a small part of a court order blocking Trump’s election overhaul as lawsuits continue
- A federal judge modified part of a ruling blocking President Donald Trump's election overhaul, affecting only the 19 states involved in the lawsuit, as stated by U.S. District Court Judge Denise J. Casper.
- The modification blocks a directive for federal agencies to assess U.S. citizenship for voter registration in the 19 states that filed the lawsuit.
- The other aspects of the preliminary injunction against Trump's executive order remain unchanged, including the blocking of a proof-of-citizenship requirement, as noted by Judge Casper.
- Election law experts believe the modification will not significantly impact the situation due to existing overlapping injunctions.
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