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New Mexico leads with law banning armed federal agents from polling places, citing Trump-era concerns, sparking legal and political debate.
Democratic-led states, including New Mexico, are enacting laws to bar armed federal agents from polling places amid concerns over potential voter intimidation linked to President Trump’s election rhetoric and immigration policies.
New Mexico became the first state to pass such a law, banning federal personnel from within 50 feet of polling sites and allowing civil lawsuits and fines up to $50,000 for violations.
Similar measures are being considered in California, Virginia, Rhode Island, and other states.
While federal officials deny plans to deploy agents at polls, state leaders demand written assurances from Trump’s Homeland Security nominee.
Legal experts warn the laws may conflict with the Constitution’s supremacy clause, potentially leading to federal-state clashes.
Nuevo México lidera con la ley que prohíbe a los agentes federales armados en los lugares de votación, citando las preocupaciones de la era Trump, provocando un debate legal y político.