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The U.S. Justice Department announced Tuesday that it is deploying about 1,000 election monitors and observers nationwide, including to eight Michigan cities.
Michigan officials have raised concerns about monitors’ conduct today in Dearborn and Flint.
Detroit, Dearborn, Hamtramck, Warren, Flint, Grand Rapids, Lansing and East Lansing are included. The DOJ says the Trump administration’s deployment is its largest ever and the first to cover all 50 states.
Michigan officials contacted the DOJ after receiving reports that monitors went beyond their duties. In Dearborn, monitors reportedly asked poll workers for copies of their training materials. In Flint, they reportedly questioned workers about how they were trained. State officials said they were following up to explain what monitors are allowed to do.
DOJ monitors generally must stay at least 100 feet from a polling place’s entrance unless the local clerk allows them inside. Once inside, they can observe but cannot speak with voters, touch ballots or voting equipment, or interfere with voting.
Michigan officials have raised concerns about monitors’ conduct today in Dearborn and Flint.
Detroit, Dearborn, Hamtramck, Warren, Flint, Grand Rapids, Lansing and East Lansing are included. The DOJ says the Trump administration’s deployment is its largest ever and the first to cover all 50 states.
Michigan officials contacted the DOJ after receiving reports that monitors went beyond their duties. In Dearborn, monitors reportedly asked poll workers for copies of their training materials. In Flint, they reportedly questioned workers about how they were trained. State officials said they were following up to explain what monitors are allowed to do.
DOJ monitors generally must stay at least 100 feet from a polling place’s entrance unless the local clerk allows them inside. Once inside, they can observe but cannot speak with voters, touch ballots or voting equipment, or interfere with voting.
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9 minutes agoali_y1141
I'm Arab myself, and I say this with all honesty: we must be careful who we bring into this country. I've seen what happened to our homeland. History has shown that when extremists gain power, Christians and other minorities can face persecution, and religious freedom can be threatened. I fear that when Islamists become the majority, they may try to impose their beliefs on others by force. We cannot allow extremism, hatred, and religious oppression to spread here. America must come first, and protecting our freedom is our responsibility.
10 minutes agochicocardenas
Nobody’s intimidated by that bs send 20 k and da king 🤴 should come to don’t forget diaper changer lol 😂 😂😂😂😂😂
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