DOJ sues over Virginia mask ban for federal agents
The complaint says Virginia laws endanger officers and block federal-local cooperation under 287(g) agreements, while the state attorney general reviews the case.
- The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit challenging Virginia laws that prohibit federal law enforcement officers from wearing masks and require them to display individual identifiers.
- The Justice Department argues the Virginia laws are unconstitutional and threaten the safety of federal officers who have faced harassment, doxing, and violence.
- Virginia's Attorney General said they remain committed to protecting Virginians' right to safe communities and transparent enforcement of the law.
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DOJ and the Virginia government will face up in court for disagreeing with ICE agents covering their faces
President Trump’s DOJ Takes Virginia To Court Over Anti-ICE Rules * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Isaac
President Trump’s Justice Department is taking Virginia to federal court over a pair of new laws the DOJ says would put federal agents at risk and choke off ICE cooperation inside the state. The lawsuit was filed June 11 against the Commonwealth of Virginia, Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones, and Fairfax Commonwealth Attorney Steve Descano. The DOJ’s argument is direct: Virginia is trying to regulate federal law enforcement, including what fed…
DOJ Sues Virginia Over Mask Ban and Limits on ICE Cooperation, Calls New Laws an Unconstitutional Assault on Federal Agents * The Gateway Pundit * by Cassandra MacDonald
The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit on Thursday against the Commonwealth of Virginia, challenging two recently enacted laws that impose a mask ban and identification requirements on federal law enforcement officers, including ICE agents, and restrict cooperation with local police on immigration enforcement. The suit, filed in federal court, targets Senate Bill 352 and Senate Bill 783, both signed into law by Democrat Gov. Abigail Spanberge…
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