Tom Homan, the White House border czar, made a statement on Sunday regarding Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activities. He said there are no plans for ICE officers to conduct sweeps at polling locations during the November midterm elections.
This statement aims to address concerns about potential ICE actions at voting sites. Homan's comment provides some clarity on the issue, but further details may be available from the source.
The statement from Homan is a direct response to concerns about ICE sweeps, and it appears to rule out such actions at polling locations during the upcoming elections.
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