Trump signs a new executive order on voting. Experts say he lacks the authority
President Trump has signed an executive order to create a list of confirmed US citizens eligible to vote in each state, despite experts saying he lacks the authority. The order is expected to face immediate legal challenges and has been criticized as an attempt to influence American elections.
President Trump signed an executive order to verify voter eligibility. The order aims to create a list of confirmed US citizens who can vote in each state. Election experts say the order will face legal challenges, citing the president's lack of constitutional authority. A previous executive order on elections was blocked by federal judges. The new order comes as Trump's Justice Department seeks sensitive voter data from states.
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