Denver sues to block armed ICE agents at voting sites, alleging their presence would violate federal law
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DENVER — The city of Denver on Thursday joined three civil rights organizations seeking to block the Trump administration from sending armed federal immigration enforcement agents to voting sites during this year’s midterm elections, claiming their presence…
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DENVER — The city of Denver on Thursday joined three civil rights organizations seeking to block the Trump administration from sending armed federal immigration enforcement agents to voting sites during this year’s midterm elections, claiming their presence…
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