Trump accountability lawsuits

Washington Trump Election Integrity Executive Order Challenge

Lawsuit filed by the state of Washington and Oregon against the Trump administration challenging key provisions of Executive Order 14248 which could disenfranchise millions.

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Massachusetts Trump Election Integrity Executive Order Challenge 

Lawsuit filed by 19 states against the Trump administration challenging key provisions of Executive Order 14248 which could disenfranchise millions.

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Washington, D.C. Trump Election Integrity Executive Order Challenge (LWV)

Lawsuit filed by advocacy organizations challenging a provision of Executive Order 14248 that directs the EAC to add a documentary proof of citizenship (DPOC) requirement to the federal voter registration form.

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Trump’s Most Dangerous Power Grab

It was only a matter of time before Trump's executive order targeting free and fair elections was challenged in court.

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Riggs Will ‘Fight as Long as it Takes’ to Ensure Votes Are Counted in North Carolina

Meanwhile, Jefferson Griffin could be bolstered by a separate GOP scheme to gain power over elections.

Despite SCOTUS Ruling, Trump Admin Refuses to Return Man It Wrongly Sent to Salvadoran Prison

The Trump administration said Monday the U.S. government will not return a Maryland resident it erroneously sent to a hard labor prison in El Salvador. 

Federal Court Tells NC to Pause on Certifying Election — But State Can Proceed With Ballot Curing

State Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs held a rally in Raleigh on Monday morning over the recent court rulings.