Tom Homan: ‘No plan’ for ICE immigration enforcement at polling sites

The short version
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to polling sites in the United States to arrest illegal immigrants during the 2026 midterm elections…
- White House border czar Tom Homan clarified on Sunday that ICE will not be present at voting sites for […]
The story
The Trump administration has no plans to send U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to polling sites in the United States to arrest illegal immigrants during the 2026 midterm elections, according to a top administration official. White House border czar Tom Homan clarified on Sunday that ICE will not be present at voting sites for […]
How other outlets covered this
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- Washington Examiner — ImmigrationTom Homan: ‘No plan’ for ICE immigration enforcement at polling sitesabout 1 hour ago
- Border ReportICE has no plans to 'sweep polling locations' for noncitizens, Homan saysabout 3 hours ago
- BreitbartHoman Denies Yiannopoulos Deported Quickly to Bypass ICE Detention14 days ago
- The Guardian — WorldHouse Democrat to launch challenge to Trump’s ‘Lake America’ order – US politics live14 days ago
- ZeroHedgeBorder Czar Warns New York City That 'ICE Surge' Is Coming, Enforcement Expandingabout 2 months ago
- Resist the MainstreamHoman Shares Important Change Impacting ICE Agentsabout 2 months ago
- AxiosHow a fuming Trump reversed ICE's pause on vehicle stops2 months ago
- LA TimesICE will halt most vehicle stops in the wake of two deadly shootings2 months ago
How this story developed
Full timelineAlto has tracked this across 22 days of coverage from 11 outlets.
- ICE has no plans to 'sweep polling locations' for noncitizens, Homan saysBorder Report
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