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The Senator of California, Senator Scott Wiener, introduces laws to prohibit law enforcement of hiding their faces when working with the public and ensuring that they can identify.
The exam comes when the immigration and customs authority (ICE) in Los Angeles and all over California increases the arrest, which triggered anti-I-ICE protests and unrest in the region last week.
The draft law would probably face legal challenges because it is trying to regulate the federal authorities at the state level if they are signed in the law.
The Senator of California, Scott Wiener. (Scott Wiener)
“We announce new laws – the No Secret Police Act (SB 627) – to prohibit local/ state/ federal law enforcement authorities with some exceptions, from covering their faces in the interaction with the public and demanding that they have identifying information,” Wiener wrote on Monday to X.
“We see the rise of the secret police – masked, no identifying information, even wearing army fatigues – that people grab and disappear. It is against the communities of democracy and harm.
Ice agent Sometimes bears a facial cover because the officers have recorded an increase in arrests and attacks in the past few weeks, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). A group was recently checked and doxxing applications for the creation of a database of ICE officers according to Newsweek.
According to Homeland Security, the mayor of Boston Ice Agents with neo -Nazis is “sick”
On Monday, June 9, 2025, you line the street in downtown Los Angeles in downtown Los Angeles. (Derek shook for Fox News Digital)
A DHS spokesman pushed Vienna’s proposal and anti-ice rhetoric back and called him “loathful”.
“The proposed legislation by Senator Scott Wiener, who forbids our federal prosecution from the wearing of masks and its rhetoric, compares the ice cream with” secret police ” – is giving it with the Gestapo – is abandoned,” Tricia McLaughlin told Fox News Digital. “While ICE officers are attacked by rioters and stones and Molotov cocktails are thrown on them, a sanctuary politician tries to ban officers who wear masks to protect themselves from well -known and suspected terrorist sympathizers.”
“Our law enforcement authorities are not only confronted with an increase in attacks by more than 400 percent, but we also saw that rackets have launched websites to reveal the identity of the ICE officials. We will pursue those who fully pursue the law in full,” she continued. “The men and women of ice have brought their lives to play every day to arrest violent criminal illegal foreigners to protect and defend the lives of American citizens. Make no mistakes that this kind of rhetoric contributes to the increase in attacks of ice officers through their repeated defamation and demonization of ice cream.”
“Scott, contact a lawyer if this is one thing and register with us. (Note – it is not – the states cannot regulate what the federal prosecution is wearing)”, Harmeet Dhillon, deputy attorney in General for Civil Rights at the Ministry of Justice, published to X.
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“The idiocy of this fool knows no boundaries. I think it has never heard of doxxing. Cops have already figures identifying numbers, but he has no problem with masked rioters throw bricks on police officers. Interesting priorities!” The former sheriff Alex Villanueva in Los Angeles County posted.
The Legislators of the Golden State Has a democratic super majority, and California governor Gavin Newsom has a heated chances with the president Donald Trump About the enforcement of immigration and the reaction to the unrest in Los Angeles last week.
ICE officer puts politicians into explosion and asks them to “stop putting my people in danger”.
The White House celebrates a “blockbuster” nine for President Donald Trump’s immigration agenda. A spokesman says: “It’s a bad day, an illegal alien and a great day to be Americans.” (Win McNamee/Getty Images and ICE)
Many Democratic critics of the EISS Sweeps said that the communities, families and illegal immigrants who have not committed other crimes have wrongly violated it. Some, like the mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, have also given economic concerns.
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“Mayor in the La region and the country clearly spoke against these ruthless raids and the chaotic escalation of the Trump government here in Los Angeles,” said Bass last week, according to a press release. “If you attack Home Depots and jobs when you tear parents and children apart and when you use troops on our streets, don’t try to protect someone, try to cause fear and panic. These raids have to stop.”
