One of the measures would limit officers’ ability to conduct immigration enforcement actions in places like schools, churches, hospitals, courthouses or buildings that house organizations that assist victims of abuse. Another proposal would broadly prohibit U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) employees from wearing masks. A third bill would prevent government agencies from disclosing an individual’s personal information to an entity attempting to enforce federal immigration law unless there is a court-issued warrant. “Allowing immigration enforcement in shelter spaces gives power to perpetrators … and could unintentionally trap survivors in violent relationships, successfully preventing them from seeking help,” Kononen said. Rendall argued there was no indication immigration enforcement raids were being carried out in the locations listed in the proposals.