A recent filing to the U.S. Supreme Court from President Donald Trump's Justice Department prompted Georgetown Law School Professor Steve Vladeck to flag a key piece being ignored and misconstrued in the reporting. On Wednesday, another case was filed by red states against blue states asking the Supreme Court to stay an injunction that stops federal agencies from fully implementing Trump's order on the mail-in ballot ban. So, even if the Supreme Court steps in and grants a hearing of both cases, it's only putting off the core part of his executive order. So, she shut down Sections 2 and 3 of Trump's order for the Nov. 3 election. Trump is now taking it to the Supreme Court, debating the timeline point in the decision, but not the rest of it.