Stalled Dreams: The Challenge of Proof-of-Citizenship Voting Laws
Efforts to mandate proof of citizenship for voter registration, a priority for former President Trump and Republicans, have faced significant legislative and judicial hurdles. Despite increased state-level activity, bills have struggled to pass, revealing concerns about disenfranchisement and the effectiveness of such measures.

- Country:
- United States
Efforts to mandate proof of citizenship before voter registration, once a priority for former President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans, have encountered formidable obstacles both legislatively and judicially.
An executive order from Trump has been blocked by a judge, and federal legislation remains stalled in the Senate. State-level initiatives have also struggled to advance.
Meanwhile, voting rights groups claim that these measures threaten to disenfranchise millions by imposing burdensome documentation requirements.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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