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Trump faces dual setback as U.S. courts block voting and immigration restrictions

American courts issue two judicial orders blocking measures linked to U.S. administration policy on voting and residency

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Deutsche Welle — Arabic

U.S. courts have issued two consecutive judicial orders described as a "double setback" for the American administration, according to Deutsche Welle media group.

Reports indicated that the first judicial order blocked voting restrictions that had been imposed on mail-in voting in the United States.

The second judicial order came to strike down measures that had restricted residency for foreign students and journalists on American soil.

Additional immediate details were not available regarding the specific courts that issued the orders or the complete legal grounds on which the courts based their decisions, according to the source.

These two decisions come in the context of a series of legal confrontations between the American administration and the judiciary over policies related to elections and immigration.

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