MIAMI — Midterm elections are less than three months away, and the country's top law enforcement official still won't rule out sending immigration agents near ballot boxes. Todd Blanche was confirmed as the 88th U.S. attorney general on Aug. 8 in a 50-49 Senate vote — one of the narrowest confirmations of a Trump cabinet pick to date — and he arrives at the job carrying nearly half a year of comments and non-answers on ICE at the polls. His formal nomination paperwork lists him as a resident of Florida, giving South Florida's Latino electorate a direct stake in how he handles the question.
