Voting rights upheld: Judge blocks Trump’s citizenship proof order

Washington (Web Desk): A US. court has ruled to strike down an executive order by President Donald Trump, which required citizens to provide proof of citizenship before casting their votes.

The court stated that the president does not have the authority to impose such a condition.

Experts suggest that this decision could intensify the ongoing political dispute over electoral reforms ahead of the upcoming presidential election.

Trump’s order had been a subject of controversy for some time, and the court's ruling is expected to fuel further debate in political circles.

The decision marks a significant development in the U.S. electoral system, as attempts to make citizenship proof a mandatory requirement for voting have now been blocked by the court’s decision.