Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries joined Democratic groups in suing to block the Trump administration from sending federal agents to polling places in November. Their complaint says such deployments could intimidate voters and violate federal law; the administration had not yet responded to related pending suits.
White House spokeswoman at the time of a prior denial that the president was considering allowing ICE to monitor polls
ALSO MENTIONED Kash Patel, FBI director who defended the agency's authority to protect elections and dismissed concerns about agents at polls; Tom Homan, White House border czar cited in the complaint's account of statements about agents at polling places
White House spokeswoman at the time of a prior denial that the president was considering allowing ICE to monitor polls
ALSO MENTIONED Kash Patel, FBI director who defended the agency's authority to protect elections and dismissed concerns about agents at polls; Tom Homan, White House border czar cited in the complaint's account of statements about agents at polling places
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