President Donald Trump's executive order regarding elections is likely to face legal challenges due to constitutional issues. The order includes creation of state citizenship lists to prevent illegal immigrants from voting, implementation of mail-in ballot rules, and the creation of new mail-out lists. Critics argue that the Constitution clearly stipulates that elections should be held in each state by the Legislature. The president acknowledges challenges, but also acknowledges the potential for rogue judges. Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon says the executive order will not survive legal challenges.