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Donald Trump's new executive order aimed at tightening up election administration has triggered a wave of concern among voting-rights advocates who say it will likely make casting a ballot harder for millions of American citizens.
Trump's order gives the federal government unusually broad power to dictate how elections are managed, a process that's typically run by county-level officials and overseen by secretaries of state.
Conservative activists welcomed Trump's order as a necessary step to ensuring the sanctity of American elections, though studies have consistently shown that very few non-citizens cast illegal ballots.
Trump's order gives the federal government unusually broad power to dictate how elections are managed, a process that's typically run by county-level officials and overseen by secretaries of state.
Conservative activists welcomed Trump's order as a necessary step to ensuring the sanctity of American elections, though studies have consistently shown that very few non-citizens cast illegal ballots.