Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries joined Democratic organizations in suing the federal government to keep armed agents away from polling places during the November midterms. The complaint cites officials’ statements but does not identify an announced deployment.
Schumer was among Democratic leaders who sued the Trump administration over possible federal agents at polling places during November’s midterms.
Center outlets present the suit as a challenge to possible deployments and recount the plaintiffs’ claims; The Hill also reports that the administration has no formal plans but has not ruled out the possibility.
Senator who asked Patel whether he would commit to keeping FBI agents away from polls
ALSO MENTIONED Andy Beshear, Democratic Governors Association chair who joined the statement supporting the lawsuit; David Venturella, Acting ICE director named as a defendant; Kash Patel, FBI director whose testimony is cited in the complaint; Tom Homan, White House border czar who said he had seen no plans for immigration enforcement at polling places
Senator who asked Patel whether he would commit to keeping FBI agents away from polls
ALSO MENTIONED Andy Beshear, Democratic Governors Association chair who joined the statement supporting the lawsuit; David Venturella, Acting ICE director named as a defendant; Kash Patel, FBI director whose testimony is cited in the complaint; Tom Homan, White House border czar who said he had seen no plans for immigration enforcement at polling places
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