Elections & Democracy
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Supreme Court Upholds Strict State Deadlines for Mail-In Ballots Ahead of 2026 Midterms
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Trump Declares 'National Emergency,' Halts Bipartisan Housing Bill to Force Vote on SAVE Act
President Trump abruptly canceled the signing of a landmark housing affordability bill, demanding Congress first pass legislation requiring documentary proof of citizenship to vote.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Citizenship Database for Voter Purges
A federal judge has struck down the Trump administration's overhaul of a federal database used by states to check citizenship status and purge voter rolls, ruling it violated privacy laws.
DHS Proposes 75% Fee Increase for U.S. Citizenship Applications, Eliminates Waivers
The Department of Homeland Security has proposed raising the cost of naturalization applications to $1,330 and eliminating all income-based fee waivers. The move shifts the agency to a 'beneficiary-pays' model, drawing sharp criticism from immigration advocates who warn it will price lower-income green card holders out of citizenship.













