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Democrats sue Trump administration over threats to deploy federal agents to polls — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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Democratic leaders and campaign organizations sued the Trump administration, alleging it may unlawfully deploy armed federal agents at polling places during the midterms. The administration says it has no formal deployment plans but has not ruled out the possibility.
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People in this story 5 + 1 House Democratic leader and plaintiff in the lawsuit against the Trump administration.
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President whose administration is the defendant; the article also recounts his call to “nationalize the voting.”
Homeland Security secretary whose comments about federal agents at polling places are cited by the plaintiffs.
Senator who questioned the FBI director about agents at polling places.
ALSO MENTIONED Kash Patel, FBI director whose response to a Senate committee question is cited in the lawsuit.
Roll Call · 16h ago Schumer, Jeffries sue to block federal agents at polls in November
President whose administration is the defendant; the article also recounts his call to “nationalize the voting.”
Homeland Security secretary whose comments about federal agents at polling places are cited by the plaintiffs.
Senator who questioned the FBI director about agents at polling places.
ALSO MENTIONED Kash Patel, FBI director whose response to a Senate committee question is cited in the lawsuit.
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