[U.S. Supreme Court Approves DOJ Request to Lift Ban on Trump's Mail-In Voting Restriction Order] According to Jin10 Data, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday approved the Department of Justice's emergency request to temporarily halt the enforcement of a Boston federal judge's June ruling, which lifted the ban on Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting. The related measures are implemented in 23 Democrat-led states and Washington, D.C. In March, Trump signed an executive order requiring voter eligibility verification and limiting the scope of postal service deliveries. The district court halted the order, citing that the president has no authority to interfere with state election management. The DOJ countered, arguing that the states' lawsuits were premature. As Democratic voters rely heavily on mail-in voting, the legal disputes surrounding this issue are expected to continue.