A new rule in New Jersey is putting ICE agents under a major restriction, barring them from wearing masks during immigration enforcement operations.
The policy is aimed at increasing transparency and making it easier for the public to identify federal immigration officers during enforcement actions.
Supporters say the move could improve accountability, while critics argue it could create additional safety risks for agents.
The change is expected to draw further debate over immigration enforcement, officer safety and the rights of people being targeted by federal operations.
