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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Immigration advocates prepare for possible federal presence near polling places

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Federal law prohibits federal agents from being deployed at polling places, according to NPR. Immigration advocates are concerned that ICE or other federal agents could intimidate voters while conducting enforcement nearby; the article does not report agents at polling sites.

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The concern is about voter access and confidence in U.S. elections, particularly for immigrant communities. No deployment to polling places is reported.