Eric Neff is acting chief of the Civil Rights Division while FBP and DEA employees participate in poll monitoring.
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Eric Neff is acting chief of the Civil Rights Division while FBP and DEA employees participate in poll monitoring.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Neff clarified FBI won't monitor polls, but DHS plans to use federal agencies.1 source
FBP and DEA employees are participating in poll monitoring activities.1 source
NAACP filed a lawsuit against law enforcement presence amid election monitoring in Florida.1 source
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DHS
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- DHS suspended a travel authorization program, leading to consultation between the Commonwealth and U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
- HSI agents have been deployed to multiple states, including Connecticut, Georgia, New York, Missouri, Nevada, and California, as part of a larger investigation overseen by DHS.
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Eric Neff
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