States Sue Trump Over Mail-In Voting Order

0:00It's April 4th. This is Global News Today World Coverage, powered by AI. 23 Democratic-led states just filed a lawsuit to stop President Trump's new executive order on mail in voting, signed earlier this week. The order pushes the government to build a national list of eligible voters and tells the U.S. Postal Service to send ballots only to people on. State-specific mail-in lists aiming to curb what Trump calls widespread fraud. It's argue the Constitution hands election control to them, not the president, and Congress is the only one who can tweak federal rules. Trump's move. Overstep step big time. New York Attorney General Latisha James and others slammed it, saying no one can rewrite election laws on a whim, while legal experts doubt the president even has this power. Judges already blocked a similar Trump order before, and these rules probably won't hit before November's midterms as his push for the Save America act keeps the voting battles rolling.