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Arizona Activists Create Interactive Map to Track Federal Agents at Polling Places

Arizona immigration advocates are creating an interactive map to track the presence of federal agents near polling places, citing concerns over voter intimidation. The initiative comes amid discussions among state Republicans about potentially deploying ICE agents to polling locations. While the presence of federal agents is viewed as a threat to voter turnout, officials maintain that ICE is not planning operations at polling places.

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Arizona immigration advocates are creating an interactive map to track the presence of federal agents near polling places, citing concerns over voter intimidation. The initiative comes amid discussions among state Republicans about potentially deploying ICE agents to polling locations. While the presence of federal agents is viewed as a threat to voter turnout, officials maintain that ICE is not planning operations at polling places.

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Ariz. activists build map to show federal agents at polls

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Arizona Activists Create Interactive Map to Track Federal Agents at Polling Places