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Trump launches new ‘lawless’ assault on voting rights

Editorial Board Published March 26, 2025
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President Donald Trump escalated his assault on democracy Tuesday, signing a sweeping—and, in line with specialists, unconstitutional—government order that may block hundreds of thousands of U.S. residents from voting.

The order, titled “Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections,” threatens to withhold federal grant cash to pressure states to adjust to voter suppression techniques which are already in impact in lots of crimson states.

The order comes in the future after interim D.C. U.S. Lawyer Ed Martin was planning to research nonexistent voter fraud.

The Brennan Heart for Justice, a nonpartisan legislation and coverage institute, condemned Trump’s government order, which it in comparison with the GOP’s Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act. 

“This executive order would block tens of millions of American citizens from voting. Presidents have no authority to do this,” the Brennan Heart wrote on Bluesky.

In the course of the signing of the order, Trump boasted about successful the 2024 election “in a landslide.”

“Perhaps some people think I shouldn’t be complaining, because we won in a landslide, but we’ve got to straighten out our election,” Trump informed reporters, regardless of having obtained lower than half of the favored vote within the 2024 election.

Rick Hasen, director of the Safeguarding Democracy Venture at UCLA Faculty of Legislation, characterised Trump’s government order as “dangerous,” calling it a transparent energy seize by the manager department. 

Hasen highlighted how the order would disenfranchise hundreds of thousands of voters by implementing excessive identification necessities and hampering mail-in voting by directing the DOJ to sue states that settle for paper ballots obtained after Election Day—even when they had been mailed earlier than.

Additional, it could trigger a dramatic shift within the government department’s energy over federal elections by permitting Trump to compel the unbiased, bipartisan U.S. Election Help Fee to do his bidding. 

“If a President can control the EAC, it could direct the agency to do all kinds of things that could benefit the President’s party,” Hasen wrote.

The order would additionally grant Elon Musk and his so-called Division of Authorities Effectivity—together with the Division of Homeland Safety—entry to voting data, permitting them to run roughshod by way of them. 

And the order directs billionaire assault canine and U.S. Lawyer Normal Pam Bondi to focus on marginalized communities below the specter of unconstitutional deportation sweeps.

Like lots of the GOP’s earlier undemocratic election techniques, Trump’s government order lacks any credible proof to assist its claims, such because the Republican lie that hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants are voting illegally in U.S. elections.

Danielle Lang, a voting rights lawyer on the nonprofit Marketing campaign Authorized Heart informed The Guardian that there’s nothing constitutional about Trump’s order. 

“The short answer is that this executive order,” she mentioned, “like all too many that we’ve seen before, is lawless and asserts all sorts of executive authority that he most assuredly does not have.”

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