Democratic attorneys general sue Trump over 'illegal' voting order

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The clause allows Congress to pass federal voting laws, which House Republicans are racing to do, but "nowhere does the constitution provide the president, or the executive branch, with any independent power to modify the states' procedures for conducting federal elections", the attorneys general assert in the complaint.
49% : Yet Trump and Republicans have continued to amplify the myth.
47% : Trump, a prolific spreader of election falsehoods who sought to overturn his 2020 defeat on the baseless claim of a stolen election, has said the order is necessary to protect US elections against illegal non-citizen voting.
34% : "Let me be clear: Trump is acting like he's above the law.
33% : Among the defendants named in the lawsuit are Trump, the attorney general Pam Bondi and the United States Election Assistance Commission, an independent agency charged with helping to improve election administration and ensuring voting accessibility and security.

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