Washington — Officials from 23 Democratic states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit Friday seeking to block President Trump’s latest executive order that aims to restrict mail voting, arguing the directive unconstitutionally attempts to interfere with states’ administration of elections.
The lawsuit, led by California, was filed with the U.S. district court in Massachusetts. It asserts that neither the Constitution nor any federal law gives the president the power to mandate widespread changes to states’ electoral systems or voting procedures.
The measure, they said, “transgress Plaintiff States’ constitutional power to prescribe the time, place, and manner of federal elections” and seeks to “amend and dictate election law by fiat based on the President’s whims.”
The executive order at the center of the challenge was signed by Mr. Trump on Tuesday, months before the November midterm elections, and lays out new requirements related to mail voting. The directive calls for the Department of Homeland Security to compile “State Citizenship Lists” of U.S. citizens who are eligible to vote in federal elections and requires the U.S. Postal Service to send mail or absentee ballots only to voters on each state’s list.
Mr. Trump’s measure also lays out specific requirements for mail ballot envelopes, including requiring them to bear a unique barcode for tracking. States and localities that don’t comply with the executive order are at risk of losing federal funding.
The directive has already been challenged by a coalition of major Democratic groups, which accused Mr. Trump of attempting to rewrite election rules for partisan gain.
In the lawsuit, the states warned that the president’s order “violates bedrock principles of federalism and separation of powers.”
“Each Plaintiff State has duly enacted laws governing voter rolls and mail voting that are, where applicable, consistent with statutory requirements set forth by Congress,” they wrote. “The EO disregards States’ inherent sovereignty and attempts to arrogate to the President the States’ and Congress’s constitutional power to regulate federal elections.”
Mr. Trump has long railed against mail voting, claiming that the method is “cheating” and compromises election integrity. But instances of mail-voting fraud are rare, and there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud.
The president himself has taken advantage of voting by mail, casting a mail ballot in a special election last month for a Florida state House seat. First lady Melania Trump and his son Barron Trump also voted by mail, according to records from the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections.
The Constitution’s Elections Clause gives states the power to set the “times, places and manner” of federal elections, and Congress also has the authority to pass election regulations. While Mr. Trump often accuses Democratic states of allowing noncitizens to cast ballots in federal elections, it is a federal crime to do so. Instances of noncitizen voting are rare.
The president’s executive order comes as he has pressured the Senate to pass the SAVE America Act, which would require Americans to show proof of citizenship in person to register to vote in federal elections and implement photo ID requirements for voting. The House approved the measure in February, but it’s unlikely to clear the GOP-led Senate, where most legislation requires 60 votes to advance.
Mr. Trump signed another election-related executive order last year, which sought to overhaul U.S. elections and require documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote, but key provisions have been blocked in court.
A three-judge panel at the Ninth Circuit just made permanent an injunction that blocks the enforcement of California’s law banning masks on federal agents — basically because a state can’t tell a federal agency what to do.
In a 3-0 ruling, the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has ruled that California’s law, SB 627, which was co-authored by state Senator Scott Wiener, likely violates the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution, and runs afoul of Supreme Court precedent that prevents states from prosecuting federal agents acting in the course of their duties.
The law, dubbed the No Vigilantes Act, which took effect in January, bans the wearing of masks by law enforcement officers, in the interest of public safety.
The judges said that the state law “purports to override the federal government’s power to determine whether, how, and when to publicly identify its officers.” And they add, “in so doing, it aims to regulate the manner and conditions under which federal agents can enforce federal law.”
Despite a challenge by the Trump administration, the law had been allowed to take effect by a federal judge in Los Angeles. But CalMatters notes that it had always faced a likely hurdle in the higher courts.
Writing for the panel, Ninth Circuit Judge Mark J. Bennett writes, “We conclude that … the No Vigilantes Act attempts to directly regulate the United States in its performance of governmental functions. The Supremacy Clause forbids the State from enforcing such legislation.”
The ruling adds, “If a state law directly regulates the conduct of the United States, it is void irrespective of whether the regulated activities are essential to federal functions or operations, and irrespective of the degree to which the state law interferes with federal functions or operations.”
Bennett, a Trump appointee, was joined in the opinion by Judge Jacqueline Nguyen, an Obama appointee, and Judge Daniel P. Collins, a Trump appointee.
Pending an appeal to an 11-judge en banc panel, the law will remain blocked.
In a statement to the Chronicle, a spokesperson for Governor Gavin Newsom, Diana Crofts-Pelayo, said, “These laws shouldn’t even be necessary. We shouldn’t have unidentified, masked men terrorizing our communities.”
Wiener has yet to offer a comment on the ruling. He celebrated the earlier win in federal court in February, saying, “ICE and Border Patrol are covering their faces to maximize their terror campaign and to insulate themselves from accountability. We won’t let them get away with it.”
Top image: A masked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent patrols the halls of immigration court at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building on January 28, 2026 in New York City. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
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Xavier Becerra, whose polling numbers had languished for months, has jumped into the top tier of Democratic candidates since Swalwell’s campaign imploded amid accusations of sexual assault. Photo: Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In the 10 days since Eric Swalwell dropped out of the race for California governor, two of his Democratic rivals’ fortunes have turned in opposite directions. Betty Yee, a former state controller, ended her campaign on Monday, while Xavier Becerra, a former California attorney general, has drawn a surge of support in multiple polls.
Four polls in the past week have shown Becerra as receiving at least 10% support, at least twice what he previously had, putting him in contention in a large field of candidates.
But the competition is stiff, and the race remains fluid. Becerra, who served as health and human services secretary under President Joe Biden, has roughly the same level of support as two other Democrats: Tom Steyer, a billionaire former hedge fund manager, and Katie Porter, a former member of Congress.
Many voters remain undecided two weeks before Californians begin receiving ballots by mail for the June 2 election. The state’s nonpartisan primary rules have added extra intrigue to the race to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat who must leave office in January because of term limits. In this deeply Democratic state, no Democrat has dominated, and two Republicans — Steve Hilton, a former Fox News host who has been endorsed by President Donald Trump, and Chad Bianco, the sheriff of Riverside County — have been among the front-runners.
In California primaries, all candidates run on the same ballot, and the two who get the most votes advance to the general election, regardless of party. With a gubernatorial field that once included eight prominent Democrats, polls suggested that two best-known Republicans might take the top two spots because the minority party had far fewer candidates to split its votes.
Such a scenario would block Democrats from the general election and hand the governor’s office of the nation’s largest blue state to a Republican.
To prevent that possibility, Rusty Hicks, chair of the California Democratic Party, has been encouraging Democrats to drop out if their campaigns did not seem viable. Hicks on Monday urged flagging candidates to follow Yee’s example.
“I continue to believe there are too many Democrats in the field,” Hicks said as he released the results of a poll that the California Democratic Party commissioned in an effort to thin the field.
The poll was one of four that have demonstrated momentum for Becerra since Swalwell dropped out. Becerra hired a new social media strategist last week, Tonya Lamont, Newsom’s former digital communications director, and his online presence has since boomed.
A campaign event for Becerra in Los Angeles on Saturday drew a large crowd. Mariana Salas, 45, had previously supported Swalwell but said she was looking for a new candidate and had seen social media influencers talk about Becerra in recent days.
Salas said she had identified with Becerra as a fellow Mexican American and was impressed by his experience as state attorney general.
Business interests poured $2 million more into a campaign fighting a labor union ballot measure that would raise San Francisco’s Overpaid Executive Tax
“When he mentioned the suing of Donald Trump, I was like, ‘Oh my God, maybe this is the next guy,'” she said.
Other Democrats are also positioning themselves as the candidate who can best lead California’s fight against the Trump administration. Steyer has run on a liberal platform and received an endorsement Monday from Our Revolution, which was founded by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt.
It was a notable endorsement of a billionaire by a group established to fight what it calls “the billionaire class.”
Porter, a former Democratic member of Congress from Orange County, was endorsed Monday by Rep. Robert Garcia, a California Democrat and a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus. She already had support from Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass..
Matt Mahan, the mayor of San Jose, California, has received millions of dollars in support from Silicon Valley executives this month.
Supporters believe that Mahan, a moderate Democrat, has an opportunity to win over former backers of Swalwell and other voters who are undecided, though he has faced criticism that he is too aligned with California billionaires, and he has not made big gains in polls over the past week.
Yee, 68, announced her withdrawal from the race in an emotional call with reporters on Monday. She had pitched herself as a budget expert who would be the scandal-free choice following Swalwell’s demise. She called herself “Boring Betty” in social media posts that highlighted her deep experience in California state government, including two terms as the state’s chief fiscal officer.
But Yee has lagged at the bottom of most polls since she entered the race in 2024 and has struggled to raise money. Her message had not broken through in a state with several expensive media markets.
“We’re living in a reality TV era,” she said in the call with reporters. “I got no gimmicks. I have no scandals.”
Arnold Böcklin, Isle of the Dead. Names carried into silence before they ever reached the stand. Public domain.
Foreign governments are opening independent Epstein investigations beyond American jurisdiction. Decades of documented corruption and systematic suppression of evidence shifted scrutiny into forums Trump cannot fire, withhold, or delay. What domestic institutions stalled now moves beyond the reach of patronage and political containment.
The man examined in this piece holds nuclear authority and the pardon power. Donald Trump can remove prosecutors inside the United States, yet those powers end at the water’s edge, where foreign courts and independent investigators answer to neither loyalty nor fear.
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Every name on Trump’s witness list found a reason to stop talking before the questions started.
This is a record. Draw your own conclusions.
On October 10, 1989, a helicopter carrying three of Donald Trump’s most capable executives lifted off from Manhattan and never arrived.
Stephen Hyde, 43, ran all three Atlantic City casino properties. Mark Grossinger Etess, 38, was building the Taj Mahal from the ground up. Jonathan Benanav, 33, served as executive vice president of Trump Plaza. Pilots Robert Kent and Lawrence Diener died alongside all three when the main rotor detached over the Garden State Parkway and the aircraft fell straight down into the tree line.
Trump publicly claimed a scheduled seat on that flight, missed only because the afternoon ran long. Multiple insiders disputed that claim on the record. In a 1991 book, former Trump Plaza president John O’Donnell documented what came next: Trump blamed the crash victims for financial failures the dead could never contest.
The Taj Mahal opened six months later. Bankruptcy followed within the year.
All five arrived at that crash site without subpoenas, without pending testimony, without any scheduled appearance before any authority. The significance lies elsewhere. All three executives held direct knowledge of every financial decision Trump would spend the next decade blaming on dead men. The last chance to contradict that story left New Jersey on October 10, 1989. Every authority with the power to ask Trump to explain the distance between the eulogy and the blame chose silence instead.
Jeffrey Epstein was arrested on federal sex trafficking charges on July 6, 2019. His contact book held presidents, princes, and financiers. Flight logs placed Donald Trump aboard the private jet eight times between 1993 and 1997, while both men circulated through the same donor class for years. Trump later described him as a terrific guy who liked beautiful women, many on the younger side.
Thirty five days later, guards found him dead inside the Metropolitan Correctional Center. Suicide watch had preceded the death. Officers missed checks for hours, cameras failed, and a forensic pathologist retained by the family said the injuries aligned more closely with strangulation than hanging. Authorities ruled suicide.
At a July 31, 2019 hearing, Judge Richard Berman set June 8, 2020 as the earliest trial date. Ten days later, the defendant was dead. The trial vanished. The black book stayed closed. Every name tied to those pages walked free.
The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed Attorney General Pam Bondi on March 17, 2026. Sworn deposition: April 14, 2026.
Trump fired Bondi on April 2. Twelve days before the chair.
April 9: Melania Trump appeared at the White House to deny any relationship with Epstein or Maxwell. Questions were refused. Every powerful person named across those 3.5 million pages remains, as of today, uncharged.
The name is fully redacted in every document.
FBI intake report EFTA00020518, dated October 27, 2020, reads as follows: in 1995, a limo driver picked up Trump in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for an airport run. During the ride, Trump worked a cell phone, repeating the name “Jeffrey” and making references to abusing a girl, and the statements grew alarming enough that the driver told the FBI: within seconds, pulling onto the median and removing Trump from the vehicle by force was a live option.
The driver met a woman who told him Trump and Epstein had raped her. A girl with a strange name made the introduction. A hotel or building. That is all the woman would give.
The driver pushed for a police report. Christmas Day 1999, the phone rang. The report had been filed. The driver told her she had done what the evidence demanded. Christmas morning. Across the country, people were opening presents. Inside that call: a woman who had just told police the future president had raped her, and a line going quiet because there was nothing left that words could carry.
Contact ended January 10, 2000.
Word came back from Kiefer, Oklahoma. Head blown off. Local police said definitively: not a suicide. The county coroner ruled it one regardless. Dead within two weeks of trusting the system with her name.
In March 2026, the Justice Department released 16 pages previously withheld without legal basis, summarizing four FBI interviews with a separate accuser who said Trump sexually assaulted the accuser as a minor. Investigators found the witness credible enough to conduct three additional sessions. The White House dismissed the allegations as untrue and sensationalist.
At the February 11, 2026 House Judiciary hearing, Ted Lieu placed the limo driver’s account directly before Bondi. Even then, the Department of Justice had never contacted the driver.
Investigators found Ivana Trump at the bottom of a staircase in a Manhattan townhouse on July 14, 2022. Blunt impact to the torso. Age 73.
The obituaries buried the lead.
Ivana was a material witness in Attorney General Letitia James’ civil fraud investigation into the Trump Organization. Donald Trump, Ivanka Trump, and Donald Trump Jr. had been court-ordered to begin depositions the week of July 18, 2022, four days after Ivana’s death. Decades of firsthand knowledge about how Trump ran the business died with her before reaching the record.
Attorneys for the family requested a delay within 24 hours. James’ office agreed. The case moved forward without a single word from the one person who had watched Trump build the empire under investigation, producing a $364 million judgment against Trump in February 2024.
Ivana left the record blank.
Maxwell recruited Virginia Giuffre at age 16 from a job at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club, as Giuffre told FBI investigators in 2021. Two decades of civil suits followed. Giuffre forced Prince Andrew into a financial settlement in 2022. Litigation against Alan Dershowitz remained active when she died.
On April 25, 2024, the family announced a suicide. She was 41.
Days earlier, Giuffre posted that if anything happened, the cause would not be accidental. Cases remained open when she was buried. The final post read like a line going dead after every warning landed.
The lawsuits died with the plaintiff. Named parties faced zero consequence.
What you have just read is a timeline with dates attached.
Five executives dead before anyone could ask them anything. One financier dead 35 days after arrest, ten days after Judge Berman set a trial date of June 8, 2020. One woman dead within two weeks of filing a police report, before any court date could be set. One former wife dead on July 14, 2022, four days before the court-ordered deposition week of July 18. One survivor dead on April 25, 2024, active litigation pending, after writing that death would be deliberate. The line went quiet. It always goes quiet.
The mob has a word for this kind of housekeeping.
The attorney general sworn to answer for the pattern lost the job twelve days before the chair. Files naming the living remain contested and partially withheld. The limo driver has been on FBI record since October 2020 and received zero contact from the Justice Department. Giuffre named names before death.
The people tied to those files hold office and decide what the public may know. They control what surfaces and what vanishes. Distributing documented knowledge inside a political apparatus this hostile to accountability carries consequences.
Every name on those pages is still out there. So are you. The phone is still ringing. Nobody is picking up.
SC learned of hunger strike at Michigan’s North Lake Detention Center: “I peed on myself when they were beating me,” female prisoner wrote in Habeas corpus petition SC obtained
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Status Coup has exclusively learned that a hunger strike has launched inside one of the largest ICE prisons in the midwest currently imprisoning approximately 1,400 immigrants under horrid conditions.
At this point, approximately 200 male prisoners at Michigan’s North Lake Detention Center have begun their strike in the ICE prison located in rural Baldwin, Michigan. The prison is owned by controversial for-profit prison operator GEO Group. At the time of publishing this story, it’s unknown if female prisoners will be joining the strike. Prisoners hail from a variety of origin countries including Venezuela and Ecuador.
Multiple sources told Status Coup that the prisoners launching the strike are being detained in multiple units, called pods, and are begging for help as they suffer through horrid conditions including:
Freezing temperatures
Only one thin blanket provided; prisoners have to purchase additional blankets and sweatshirts out of their prison commissary account.
Insufficient medical care: prisoners are unable to get the treatment they need or see specialists for certain conditions. Regardless of medical symptoms, prisoners are only receiving Tylenol or Ibuprofen.
Doctors and guards don’t speak the language prisoners speak (and insufficient number and quality of translators).
If prisoners arrive at medical unit early in morning, they don’t get seen that day.
Guards using racist language toward prisoners
Prisoners getting paid $1 dollar a day to work jobs in kitchen, laundry rom, etc.
Prisoners’ work pay often delayed
Making matters worse, multiple sources told Status Coup that local hospitals and doctors are not offering medical care to the ICE prison due to concerns over GEO Group’s operations and treatment of prisoners.
GEO Group did not answer Status Coup’s specific questions about the conditions inside this ICE prison and provided a general statement (read at the end of this story).
In 2025, the for-profit prison operator saw a staggering 695 percentage increase in profit—earning $254.4 million in profit compared to $32 million in 2024.
The cash surge came from President Trump’s surge in ICE prisons and prisoners—showering GEO Group with cash. Status Coup has previously reported on ICE prisoners at the Dilley Detention Center in Texas—which is imprisoning hundreds of children—having to pay nearly $40 dollars for a 10-pack of bottled water (watch that report below). Without the bottled water, prisoners are provided contaminated water.
Over a dozen female prisoners, housed in a different unit inside the ICE prison, have filed a Habeas corpus petition, sounding the alarm about the horrid conditions they are enduring, physical abuse they’ve sufferred, human rights abuses, and constitutional violations.
Status Coup has obtained the petition and are posting some of the pages from it below (with redactions to protect prisoner identities).
We have also highlighted certain parts of one female prisoners’ handwritten account of physical abuse and starvation she endured at the local ICE field office she was held at for nearly three weeks before being transferred to North Lake Detention Center.
She believes she was beaten as a result of her sexual orientation—and described being beaten so severely she urinated on herself.
(Read documents below and here are are some key parts of her recounting this abuse)
“For 20 days I was starving, they only fed me snacks”
“I came to the US from Venezuela looking for freedom and justice.”
“Where I’m detained at North Lake Processing Center I feel lost and still having nightmares and scared.”
“In those weeks they didn’t let me take a shower. I was smelling horrible. Remember I peed on myself when they were beating me.”
“An agent said you have a right to call a lawyer but were not going to help you.”
“She gave me a sandal and said I can keep it until I leave and she started laughing and said that’s if you leave.”
“Most times I was afraid to sleep thinking someone is going to come and abuse me.”
“Old man hitting me with such hate I believe they were mad at me & treated me so bad is because of my sexual orientation (I have a big LGBT flag in the back of my window in car)”
“They made me stay there until the bruises of my face & broken nose and mouth disappeared.”
Read statement provided to Status Coup by GEO Group:
“We are proud of the role our company has played for 40 years to support the law enforcement mission of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Over the last four decades, our innovative support service solutions have helped the federal government implement the policies of seven different Presidential Administrations.
In all instances, our support services are monitored by ICE, including by on-site agency personnel, and other organizations within the Department of Homeland Security to ensure compliance with ICE’s detention standards and contract requirements regarding the treatment and services ICE detainees receive. In the event issues are identified, we quickly resolve all of ICE’s concerns as required by ICE’s Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan.
The support services GEO provides include around-the-clock access to medical care, in-person and virtual legal and family visitation, general and legal library access, translation services, dietician-approved meals, religious and specialty diets, recreational amenities, and opportunities to practice their religious beliefs. Additionally, all of GEO’s ICE Processing Centers are independently accredited by the American Correctional Association and the National Commission on Correctional Health Care.
At locations where GEO provides health care services, individuals are provided with access to teams of medical professionals including physicians, nurses, dentists, psychologists, and psychiatrists. Ready access to off-site medical specialists, imaging facilities, Emergency Medical Services, and local community hospitals is also provided when needed.”
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