- A legal dispute arose regarding the balance between Washington and states, involving an order from Donald Trump and a challenge by Judge Indira Talwani.
- The Trump administration requested a Supreme Court block ruling as challenges mounted from California and D.C. regarding Judge Talwani's orders in Massachusetts.
- The Trump administration filed an emergency appeal while Judge Talwani grilled government lawyers in a major legal dispute.
Judge Talwani defended the administration's push for tighter mail voting rules, and the Supreme Court declined her injunction.
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What happened
Judge Talwani defended the administration's push for tighter mail voting rules, and the Supreme Court declined her injunction.
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Indira Talwani
United States district judge
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- Indira Talwani, based in Boston, reviewed executive orders regarding mail-in ballots and heard cases brought by the League of Women Voters.