Brown Jackson Declines Trump Admin Request Over Mail-In Ballot Order

President Donald Trump’s ongoing efforts to make elections more secure ahead of the fall midterms hit another snag late Wednesday.

Not only is the GOP-controlled Congress doing little to help the president, but now Joe Biden’s DEI justice on the U.S. Supreme Court has created her own roadblock.

The Trump administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court to allow full enforcement of Trump’s executive order imposing additional restrictions on mail-in voting.

In the filing, U.S. Solicitor General D. John Sauer argued that a federal judge’s order blocking portions of the executive order in 23 states and the District of Columbia was “extraordinary” and said it “flouts settled” legal principles governing when federal courts may intervene in disputes.

Sauer also asked the Supreme Court to issue an immediate administrative stay, which would temporarily suspend the lower court’s ruling while the justices consider the administration’s request.