Trump administration remains open to placing federal agents at polls during midterms
Secretary Mullin testified that he could not hypothetically guarantee federal agents would not be present at polling places if threats occurred.
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Secretary Mullin testified that he could not hypothetically guarantee federal agents would not be present at polling places if threats occurred.
The Trump administration has refused to rule out deploying federal agents near polling places during the 2026 midterms, citing potential security threats while critics warn of voter intimidation.
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