Sending armed ICE agents to polling places would be a federal crime, lawsuit says


Two major Latino civil rights groups, a voting rights organization and the city of Denver sued the Trump administration on Thursday to keep armed immigration enforcement agents away from polling places, invoking a Civil War-era criminal law that generally prohibits federal officials from bringing “troops or armed men” to places where elections are held.



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