84% of American adults want voter ID measures, a 4% increase on the number who supported such measures ahead of the 2016 election, and a 5% increase on the number before the 2020 election
This ruling could set a precedent for similar cases globally, highlighting the complexities of international law when dealing with high-profile figures involved in worldwide health initiatives.
Migrants are not mere “economic inputs” like manufactured goods, but are persons that impact local realities like tax burdens and government amenities.