AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFederal Probe: Agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington home, seized her phone and issued subpoenas as part of an investigation tied to her immigration paperwork. Omar has not been charged, and the search weeks before the midterms drew accusations of political intimidation. D.C. Security: An appeals court questioned the legality of Trump’s National Guard deployment in the District. D.C. election officials also asked troops to stay away from ballot drop boxes after reports of Guard members nearby. Election Oversight: Voting-rights groups sued in federal court in Washington, alleging DHS unlawfully collected voter records from at least 47 states and asking that the data be deleted. City Hall: Mayoral candidate Janeese Lewis George pledged to create a “rat czar,” while D.C. school board candidates addressed local education issues ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Golf Course Fight: A federal judge halted plans to clear trees at a D.C. golf course and sharply criticized the administration over earlier tree removal.
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