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A federal appeals court ruling Monday struck down significant enforcement of the Voting Rights Act in seven states, giving only the federal government -- and not citizens or private groups -- the right to sue.
A federal appeals court ruling Monday struck down significant enforcement of the Voting Rights Act in seven states, giving only the federal government -- and not citizens or private groups -- the right to sue.
If upheld nationally, the ruling would decimate the landmark voting rights law.
A federal appeals court said Monday that only the federal government can sue under the Voting Rights Act, effectively gutting the legislation in seven states.
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