AURN News · Oct 15, 2026 · 1:02
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A federal appeals court has blocked California from requiring nonuniformed federal agents to display identification. The unanimous ruling follows a February decision that blocked the state's ban on agents wearing masks. The two rulings have raised concerns about accountability when people stopped or detained by masked immigration officers cannot see their faces or obtain identifying information at the scene. California Attorney General Rob Bonta has criticized the practice, while the appeals court cited constitutional limits on state regulation of federal law enforcement operations.
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