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FBI agents executed a court-authorized search warrant at the Fulton County Election Hub and Operation Center in Union City, Georgia, on Wednesday, according to multiple news outlets including NBC News, The Guardian, Associated Press, USA Today, The Hill, Washington Examiner, Washington Times, and Fox News. The agency confirmed the action but declined to disclose details about the purpose or scope of the investigation, citing an ongoing probe. Officials from the FBI’s Atlanta field office stated no further information could be provided at this time. While all sources agree on the basic facts of the search, interpretations of its context and motivation vary. Left-leaning outlets like NBC News and The Guardian focus on the timing, noting it came shortly after former President Donald Trump referenced possible arrests related to the 2020 election, without drawing direct connections. Center sources such as AP and PBS NewsHour report the event factually, though PBS added a contextual note that the FBI under Director Kash Patel has “moved quickly to pursue the political grievances of Donald Trump,” a claim not corroborated by other outlets. Right-leaning sources including The Hill, Washington Examiner, and Fox News emphasize Fulton County’s role in 2020 election litigation and voter fraud allegations, framing the search as part of a broader investigation into those claims. No source has confirmed whether the probe relates to election integrity, misconduct by officials, or another matter, and no charges or findings have been announced.