A series of lawsuits have emerged challenging the potential deployment of armed ICE agents at polling locations, with Denver and various voting rights groups leading the efforts. These lawsuits assert that sending armed federal agents to polling sites could suppress voter turnout and intimidate voters, calling the plan a federal crime and a threat to democratic processes. The Trump administration has claimed that ICE agents may be sent to polling places to address specific threats, but critics argue that this could lead to voter intimidation. The Department of Homeland Security has stated that there are currently no plans for ICE to be present at polling places during the upcoming elections. As the situation continues to evolve, concerns about voter suppression and the militarization of the electoral process remain front and center.