What to know after Texas authorities searched the homes of Latino campaign volunteers

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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A series of raids in Texas on the homes of Latino campaign volunteers has outraged civil rights groups who want federal action after officers seized electronics and documents as part of a state investigation into alleged election fraud.

No charges have been filed against those who had their homes searched this month around San Antonio. The targets of the raids, including an 87-year-old campaign volunteer, and their supporters say they did nothing wrong and have called the searches an attempt to suppress Latino voters.

Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, whose office is leading the investigation, has said little beyond confirming that agents executed search warrants.

Here’s what to know:

https://apnews.com/article/texas-latino-volunteer-voter-raids-a258c768384d9a80bb10ce274023ad4a

[Cherrycheeks]

1. K&R

[gab13by13]

2. DOJ has a civil rights division

But Merrick Garland is either gutless or complicit.

Texas Magats are worried, the DNC needs to put money into Texas, Allred can beat Cruz.

[Blue_Roses]

3. Ken Paxton shouldn't even be in that position

He is as crooked as the day is long. I cannot stand him. There are just not enough words...

[anciano]

4. This is a taste of what another

tfg term would look like on a nationwide basis. A knock on your door in the middle of the night for any reason they deem "appropriate".
It not only can happen here, this is proof that it already is.

[surfered]

5. Paxton is acting like he needs a Trump pardon.