States Block Armed Federal Agents at Polls
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New Mexico leads states in banning armed federal agents near polling places, amid concerns over Trumps immigration enforcement and potential election interference. Other states like California, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Virginia consider similar measures. Election officials and Democratic lawmakers express distrust due to past federal requests for voter data and false fraud claims. New Mexicos law allows lawsuits for intimidation and blocks federal changes to state voting rules. Legal experts warn of potential clashes under the supremacy clause, but governors emphasize protecting fair elections as a state duty.
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