Pakistan, Nov. 1 -- A US federal court has struck down a key part of former President Donald Trump's executive order. The order had required voters to provide proof of citizenship before casting ballots. The judge ruled that the president does not have constitutional authority to impose such a condition nationwide.

Trump had issued the executive order in March, aiming to make proof of citizenship mandatory for federal voting. The court's decision invalidates this rule, allowing millions of Americans to vote without additional documentation. Experts say this ruling strengthens voting rights and access for citizens across the country.

Legal analysts note that the decision may intensify debates over election rules before upcoming president...