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ICE has acknowledged that it may have thousands of documents related to the potential deployment of immigration agents at polling places, following a court disclosure. Despite this acknowledgment, no documents have been produced as the midterm elections approach, raising concerns about possible intimidation tactics at voting sites.
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ICE has acknowledged that it may have thousands of documents related to the potential deployment of immigration agents at polling places, following a court disclosure. Despite this acknowledgment, no documents have been produced as the midterm elections approach, raising concerns about possible intimidation tactics at voting sites.
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