Discrimination by Disguise

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Discrimination by disguise is purportedly legal policy and procedures made by a voice-of-authority (government staff or officials) that creates a disguise context that intentionally reframes a person's rights to deny the person's rights. When Trump used his voice-of-authority to claim he lost the election by voting misconduct, his policy disguised voter rights.
Location: Colorado, USA

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