Republican Judge Backstabs Trump

In a controversial decision Thursday, a federal judge blocked key pieces of President Donald Trump’s bold executive order to overhaul U.S. election security, ruling that the administration may have crossed constitutional lines.

Judge Appointed by Reagan Sides Against Trump

U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly — placed by President Ronald Reagan but elevated under Democrat Bill Clinton — issued a preliminary injunction against provisions of Trump’s March 25th executive order.

The blocked measures included a commonsense requirement for proof of U.S. citizenship on the National Mail Voter Registration Form, along with a policy demanding that public assistance applicants verify their citizenship before registering to vote.

President Trump’s Fight for Election Integrity

President Trump’s executive order directed the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) to implement these election security measures. The goal? To ensure that only American citizens have the right to cast a ballot — a move strongly supported by conservative Americans concerned about voter fraud.

However, left-wing groups like the League of Women Voters, LULAC, and the Democratic National Committee rushed to file lawsuits, claiming that the Constitution grants states — not the federal executive — the authority to regulate elections.

A Setback for Election Security, But Not the End

In a 120-page ruling, Judge Kollar-Kotelly claimed that requiring proof of citizenship would cause “irreparable harm” to voters and insisted the Trump administration did little to defend the merits of its executive order.

She argued that while a president can voice policy preferences, he cannot force independent commissions to implement election regulations without explicit congressional authorization.

Key Provisions Still Moving Forward

Despite the setback, not all of President Trump’s reforms were blocked.

The judge allowed several important parts of the executive order to proceed, including:

  • Tightening mail-in ballot deadlines to prevent fraud.
  • Allowing Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency to access state databases and investigate voter rolls for noncitizen entries.

Democratic challenges to these measures were deemed either “not yet ripe for review” or more appropriately handled by state courts.

Liberal Groups Applaud, Patriots Remain Vigilant

Roman Palomares, president of LULAC, claimed the ruling protected voter confidence. But many patriotic Americans see it differently — believing strong voter ID and citizenship verification are essential to protecting the sanctity of every legitimate vote.

What Happens Next

President Trump, a long-time champion for election integrity, is expected to appeal the ruling. If successful, the blocked provisions could be reinstated while litigation continues.

In these times, defending America’s elections has never been more important. President Trump’s ongoing fight reminds us all: protecting the ballot box is protecting the future of our Republic.

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