Trump does not rule out sending ICE to polling sites as Supreme Court agrees to review immigrant detention policy

U.S. President Donald Trump did not rule out sending Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to polling sites, according to a live report from The Guardian.

Separately, the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review a policy concerning the detention of immigrants who are challenging their deportation in court, the report said.

Press access dispute continues

The White House has again blocked CNN from participating in the rotating press pool that travels with the president, according to the report. The outlet had been scheduled to join a group of media outlets traveling with Trump to Texas and Oklahoma, but was removed from the list of newsrooms included in the trip.

The exact reasoning behind CNN's exclusion from the press pool was not detailed in the available reporting, though it marks at least the latest in a series of tensions between the White House and the network.

Civil rights and voting rights groups have previously raised concerns about the potential presence of immigration enforcement near polling places, citing the risk of a chilling effect on eligible voters.

The Supreme Court's review of the immigrant detention policy comes amid continued litigation over the administration's immigration enforcement practices, though a timeline for the court's decision was not specified.