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Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche did not rule out deploying federal agents to polling places during a Senate hearing, stating he would follow the law. This comes as lawsuits challenge the Trump administration's use of federal agents near polling locations, raising concerns about voter intimidation. Federal law generally prohibits armed personnel at polling places, except in specific circumstances.
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Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche did not rule out deploying federal agents to polling places during a Senate hearing, stating he would follow the law. This comes as lawsuits challenge the Trump administration's use of federal agents near polling locations, raising concerns about voter intimidation. Federal law generally prohibits armed personnel at polling places, except in specific circumstances.
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