Without coffee, the language was confusing to me on the tweet. This "strike down" is bad…
Decided: February 29, 2024
Lawsuit filed on behalf of Mi Familia Vota and Voto Latino challenging Arizona’s voter suppression law, House Bill 2492. The law creates a new restrictive proof of citizenship requirements for voters. Before the passage of H.B. 2492, Arizonans who registered to vote using state forms had to provide proof of citizenship, but did not have to do so when using federal forms under the National Voter Registration Act. Under H.B. 2492, new voters registering with federal forms must provide proof of citizenship documentation if they want to vote in presidential elections or vote early by mail for any office. Additionally, voters who registered when there was not a proof of citizenship requirement must provide citizenship documentation to vote in presidential elections. The law also empowers the Arizona attorney general’s office to investigate voters with missing citizenship statuses. The lawsuit argues that H.B. 2492 violates the First and 14th Amendments by severely burdening the right to vote and potentially disenfranchising Arizona voters and asks the court to block the law.
Same sauce:
https://www.democracydocket.com/cases/arizona-citizenship-requirement-challenge/