Curtea Supremă din Statele Unite autorizează provizoriu decretul lui Trump care reglementează votul prin corespondenţă

The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed President Trump's decree to restrict mail-in voting to take effect, despite opposition from Democrats. This decision lifts a previous federal court suspension, with the Court stating it could harm the federal government. Critics, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, have condemned the ruling as an attempt to complicate voting for Americans. California's governor announced plans for further legal action against the decree, which aims to create a federal voter list and limit mail-in ballots to those on it. Trump himself voted by mail in a recent primary election.