Among other things, the bills would prohibit law enforcement officers from wearing masks during enforcement operations, and would stop immigration enforcement in “sensitive locations,” like churches, hospitals and schools. The package would also prohibit local and state police from sharing identifying information about people with federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) if it was requested for immigration enforcement purposes and wasn’t requested with a warrant. Heated discussions broke out several times during testimony on the bills, a microcosm of the national debate over immigration enforcement practices that’s intensified in recent days. But the option to wear a mask is necessary due to an increased number of “very egregious attacks” on ICE officers. Prior to 2025, sensitive locations had been protected from immigration enforcement in some form since 1993.