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Fact-check: “Judge ruled that all 50 states must send in their voter rolls to confirm U.S. citizenship or they won't allow mail in ballots”
Verdict: False (85% confidence)
Note (source-tier adjustment): the strongest source cited for this verdict is press/institutional-tier; no primary, government, or peer-reviewed source was retrieved. Confidence is capped accordingly. The claim inverts the documented legal sequence and overstates the scope of what courts have actually done. The real story: the Trump administration issued an executive order directing DHS to compile state citizenship lists and directing USPS to withhold mail ballot delivery from states that don't…
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