Election watchdog groups sue Trump administration over executive order, calling it unconstitutional

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : "The Constitution is clear: States set their own rules of the road when it comes to elections, and only Congress has the power to override these laws with respect to federal elections," said Lang, calling the executive order an "unconstitutional executive overreach.
44% : It comes as Congress is considering codifying a proof-of-citizenship requirement for voter registration into law, and as Trump has promised more actions related to elections in the coming weeks.
40% : Monday's lawsuit is the latest of numerous efforts to fight the flurry of executive actions Trump has taken during the first months of his second term.
30% : If courts determine the order can stand, the changes Trump is demanding are likely to cause some headaches for both election administrators and voters.
20% : Trump, one of the top spreaders of election falsehoods, has argued this executive order will secure the vote against illegal voting by noncitizens.

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