
Garsoore ayaa mar labaad joojiyay amarka madaxweynaha ee xannibaya codbixinta boostada
Garsoore federaali ah ayaa mar labaad joojiyay amarka fulinta ee Madaxweynaha Donald Trump kaas oo damcinaya in la xaddido codbixinta boostada ee doorashooyinka dhexe. Garsoore Indira Talwani ayaa dawladda ka joojisay hirgelinta amarka muddo laba toddobaad ah.
Nidaamka Maxkamadda iyo Go'aanka
Go'aankii Thursday wuxuu yimid ka dib markii Dimuqraadiyiinta iyo kooxaha xuquuqda codbixinta ay dib u gudbiyeen dacwadahoodii si ay u raacaan go'aankii dhowaa ee Maxkamadda Sare. Aqlabiyadda muxaafidka ah ee Maxkamadda Sare ma aysan xukmin sharci ahaanshaha amarka Trump, laakiin waxay tiri Talwani si degdeg ah ayay u talaagtay.
Garsooraha Talwani, oo uu magacaabay Madaxweynaha Barack Obama, ayaa si aan raali ahayn u saartay amarkii xannibaadda ee labaad waxyar ka dib go'aankii Maxkamadda Sare. Aqlabiyadda muxaafidka ah ee Maxkamadda Sare ayaa Isniintii meesha ka saartay mid ka mid ah amarrada xannibaadda.
Shuruudaha Boostada iyo Diidmada
Maamulku wuxuu soo saaray xeer rasmi ah oo xukuma in Adeegga Boostada ee Maraykanku uu geynayo cod-bayaannada gobolada. Adeegga Boostada ayaa sheegay inaysan geyn doonin cod-bayaannada ilaa goboladu bixiyaan liiska codbixiyayaasha iyo in baqshadaha loo qaabeeyo qaab gaar ah.
Dimuqraadiyiinta iyo kooxaha xuquuqda codbixintu waxay ku doodaan in dalabka Adeegga Boostada uu tahay mid dastuuri ah oo aan dastuuri ahayn. Xoghayaha Guud ee New York Letitia James ayaa tiri: 'Xeerkan waa isku day cad oo dawladda federaalku ku faragelinayso doorashooyinka aysan awood u lahayn inay xakameyso.'
Saamaynta iyo Dacwadda
Ku dhawaad saddex-meelood hal Maraykanku waxay cod ku bixiyaan boostada, sidaas darteedna dagaalka sharciga ayaa saameyn weyn ku leh doorashooyinka dhexe. Warbixin ay daabacday Hay'adda Brookings ee 2025 ayaa ogaatay in khiyaamada codbixinta boostadu dhacday kaliya afar kiis oo ka mid ah 10 milyan cod-bayaan.
Trump wuxuu amarka fulinta soo saaray bishii March. Dacwaddu waxay u badan tahay inay si degdeg ah u rafcaan gasho, iyadoo dhageysi la dhigay Sebtember 3. Talwani waxay qortay in goboladu aysan waqti u lahayn inay naqshadeeyaan cod-bayaanno cusub ka hor doorashooyinka dhexe.
U.S. District Court Judge Indira Talwani has once again halted the implementation of President Donald Trump's executive order limiting mail voting, ruling that the government lacks sufficient time to comply before the November midterm elections.
Legal Battle Over Mail Voting Intensifies
U.S. District Court Judge Indira Talwani blocked the government from implementing the order for two weeks, citing insufficient time for states to comply. The ruling came after Democrats and voting rights groups refiled their lawsuits to comply with a recent Supreme Court decision that struck down one of the injunctions.
Talwani, nominated to the bench by President Barack Obama, reluctantly removed the second injunction shortly after the Supreme Court's decision. The case could soon be appealed back to the Supreme Court, days after the justices handed down a procedural decision that allowed the administration to move ahead.
Postal Service Rule Sparks Constitutional Concerns
The administration has issued a formal rule governing whether the U.S. Postal Service will deliver states' mail ballots, effectively restarting the legal fight. The Postal Service says it won't deliver mail ballots unless states provide a list of voters who should receive them and format the envelopes in a certain way.
Democrats and voting rights groups contend the Postal Services' demand is unconstitutional, noting the Constitution grants states and, in some cases, Congress the power to make election rules. New York Attorney General Letitia James said, 'This rule is a clear attempt by the federal government to interfere in elections it has no power to control.'
Midterm Elections Face Uncertainty
Nearly one-third of Americans vote by mail, and election officials contend there isn't enough time to revise their systems to comply with the new Postal Service directives. A report by the Brookings Institution published in 2025 found that mail voting fraud occurred in only about four cases out of every 10 million mail ballots cast.
Trump issued the executive order targeting mail voting in March, his second one related to elections since he returned from office. A hearing in the case is set for Sept. 3, as the whipsawing legal battle has major ramifications for the midterms.
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