The US Supreme Court has temporarily allowed President Trump’s administration to enforce restrictions on mail-in ballots, reversing a lower court’s decision. This move represents a victory for the Trump campaign, which has consistently challenged the expansion of mail-in voting. The court did not fully rule on the merits of the case, but rather lifted the injunction while further legal proceedings take place. The dispute centers around the Trump administration’s attempt to limit ballot collection efforts by third parties and to invalidate ballots received after Election Day. Critics argue these measures could disenfranchise voters, while the administration claims they are necessary to prevent fraud. This decision leaves the future of mail-in voting procedures uncertain as the election nears, and legal battles are expected to continue. The case will likely be revisited after the November election.