United States — United States Postal Service & American Civil Liberties Union

United States — United States Postal Service: The United States — United States Postal Service was directed by Donald Trump's executive order to implement new rules regarding mail-in ballots, but federal judges have blocked these directives, preventing the agency from enforcing them.

American Civil Liberties Union: The American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit challenging Donald Trump's executive order, contributing to the legal efforts that ultimately led to its blockage.

United States — United States Postal Service: The United States — United States Postal Service is directed by Donald Trump's executive order to deliver mail ballots only to those on a federal voter list. Its independence is being tested by the order, and it may ultimately issue a rule affecting plaintiffs.

American Civil Liberties Union: The American Civil Liberties Union>>> is representing the League of Women Voters of Indiana>>> in one of the lawsuits challenging Donald Trump>>>'s executive order, arguing it is unconstitutional and disenfranchises voters.

United States — United States Postal Service: Accused of retaliatory exclusion; declined to comment.

American Civil Liberties Union: Legal representative for McGonigle; argues First Amendment violation.

United States — United States Postal Service: The USPS is affected by the executive order and has released a finalized rule, but its enforcement remains blocked by a separate injunction. The Supreme Court did not lift that injunction.

American Civil Liberties Union: The ACLU represents voting rights groups challenging the executive order. Its involvement is significant in the legal battle, and a favorable ruling would support its advocacy.

United States — United States Postal Service: The United States — United States Postal Service's more relaxed standards for holding pretrial federal inmates are being used as a model for ICE's revised detention standards.

American Civil Liberties Union: The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has experts who are critical of the relaxed standards, arguing they will worsen conditions for detainees and make it harder to win lawsuits against contractors regarding unpaid wages.