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1:04Now PlayingICE at the polls? The threat to voting rights nobody should ignore
What happens when eligible voters are too afraid to go to the polls?
Richard Chew of Chew’s Views joins Tara Devlin on TARABUSTER to discuss how fear of ICE and federal immigration enforcement could discourage eligible voters from casting a ballot.
Voter suppression is not limited to restrictive voting laws, polling-place closures, voter-ID barriers, long lines, ballot-drop-box limits, or restrictions on vote-by-mail. Fear can suppress turnout, too.
If eligible voters worry that ICE agents or other federal immigration-enforcement officials may be near polling locations, watching them, questioning them, or targeting people in their community, some may decide it is not safe to vote at all.
Tara Devlin and Richard Chew discuss why that chilling effect matters—and why every eligible voter must be able to cast a ballot without intimidation or fear.
Featuring Tara Devlin, host of TARABUSTER, and Richard Chew, host of Chew’s Views.
#TaraDevlin #Tarabuster #RichardChew #ChewsViews #PoliticalVoicesNetwork #VotingRights #VoterSuppression #ICE #ImmigrationEnforcement #ElectionProtection
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