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Donny 2-Dolls signed an executive order this week to create a nationwide list of eligible voters and put restrictions on mail-in voting. This blatantly illegal order is already facing lawsuits. The Constitution is quite clear on this: Elections are run by the states, and the president has no authority to dictate how they are conducted. Congress has some authority to make nationwide laws regarding elections, but the president has no such authority.

The order prohibits the U.S. Postal Service from sending mail-in ballots to anyone who is not on the federal list. That is also an illegal order, as the president has no authority to tell the Postal Service what mail it can and cannot deliver.

This order does nothing to increase the security of our elections. Instead, it will only disenfranchise legitimate voters. Trump has openly proclaimed that he wants to "take over" elections in states that have large Democratic populations. The Trump regime has already illegally seized voter records from Georgia and is suing any state that refuses to hand over their voter registration data to the federal government.

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Afghan refugees deported to Uganda, Cuban refugees deported to Ecuador, Ecuadorians deported to Honduras. These aren't mistakes. The Trump regime's latest way of dehumanizing immigrants is to send them to countries they've never been to. This is not for the safety and security of the United States. It's an act of absolute cruelty.

More than 13,000 immigrants residing legally in the United States while waiting for their asylum cases to be processed are suddenly being threatened with deportation orders that would take them to countries they have no ties to. These individuals, who came here legally and are following our laws, are now stuck in limbo. They could be snatched up at any time by masked men who may or may not be working for the United States government and imprisoned or deported, abandoned in a foreign land not of their choosing.

While Honduras, Ecuador, and Uganda are the most common targets for these third-country deportations, there are nearly three dozen possible destinations for victims of the Trump regime's cruelty.

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From the moment Pam Bondi was appointed to her position as the attorney general, her department closed down pending criminal investigations into terrorism, fraud, abuse, drugs, embezzlement, investment scams, and other federal crimes. In just six months, the Justice Department closed tens of thousands of criminal cases without prosecution.

While it's not unusual for the department to close some cases without investigation, the number of closed cases and the speed at which they were closed set new records, even nearly doubling the previous record set during Trump's first term.

The Department of Justice has abandoned its mission to impartially uphold the rule of law, and instead has weaponized its staff to ruthlessly pursue immigration and drug enforcement cases and to try to paint diversity, equity, and inclusion as federal crimes. Investigators were ordered to abandon their normal cases in order to generate cases that fit the new priorities, even though most of those cases did not even merit a federal investigation. In one such example last February, Donny 2-Dolls issued an executive order to pause investigations of citizens and companies bribing foreign entities to advance their own business interests to "preserve Presidential foreign policy prerogatives."