Several U.S. states are pushing for laws that require federal immigration agents to show their faces during arrests and raids. In recent years, videos of immigration enforcement actions have circulated online, showing agents in tactical gear with their faces covered. These agents conducted arrests without clear identification, leaving bystanders and those being detained unsure if they were legitimate federal agents. If states win, individuals facing immigration enforcement would have the legal right to see the faces of the agents detaining them. — YouTube comment on Wired’s coverage, user @TechLawWatcherWhat To WatchCourt rulings on state anti-mask laws: Federal judges will decide whether these state laws can take effect.