Election experts said the sweeping order, which could risk disenfranchising millions, will most likely be met with legal challenges.

Summary

Trump signed an executive order requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections, mandating passports or government IDs.

Critics say the order could disenfranchise millions and faces likely legal challenges, as federal law only requires voters to swear citizenship under penalty of perjury.

Experts argue Trump lacks authority to change federal election rules, as the Constitution grants that power to Congress and states.

The order also bans election equipment using QR codes and mandates ballots be received by Election Day, overriding existing state laws.