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    WATCH: Bannon Reveals Midterm Plan: “We’re Gonna Have ICE Surround the Polls”

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    Steve Bannon just said the quiet part very, very loud.

    The former Trump White House adviser announced on his War Room podcast Tuesday that he wants Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents stationed at polling places during the 2026 midterm elections. “You’re damn right we’re gonna have ICE surround the polls come November,” Bannon declared.

    THE DETAILS: Bannon didn’t mince words about why he wants armed federal immigration agents circling voting locations: “We’re not gonna sit here and allow you to steal the country again. And you can whine and cry and throw your toys out of the pram all you want, but we will never again allow an election to be stolen.”

    Of course, no election was stolen. Trump’s claims of widespread fraud in 2020 have been rejected by every court that heard them, debunked by his own administration’s officials, and abandoned by lawyers who faced actual consequences for lying. But facts have never stopped this crowd.

    ZOOM OUT: Bannon’s threat comes just one day after Trump himself called for Republicans to “take over” elections in as many as 15 states on the Dan Bongino podcast. Meanwhile, Congressional Republicans are pushing to impose stricter voting requirements nationwide—part of a coordinated effort to make voting harder, not safer.

    The timing is especially chilling given what’s happening in Minneapolis right now. Two U.S. citizens—Renee Good and Alex Pretti—were fatally shot by immigration enforcement agents in separate incidents last month. ICE agents with guns are already killing Americans. Bannon wants them intimidating voters next.

    WHY IT MATTERS: Let’s be crystal clear about what this is: voter intimidation. Having armed federal agents “surround” polling places—particularly in communities with large immigrant populations—is designed to suppress votes, full stop. It doesn’t matter if you’re a citizen with every right to vote. Seeing ICE vehicles circling your polling location sends a message: You don’t belong here.

    This isn’t about election security. It’s about fear. And Bannon, who knows exactly what he’s doing, is broadcasting the playbook for November while daring anyone to stop him.

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