DOJ sues states that rejected ICE requests for undercover license plates

The Justice Department is suing four states over rules that block ICE agents from getting undercover license plates.

DOJ says the policies unfairly treat federal officers differently and could expose agents to harassment, tracking, and other security risks.

The department points to ICE-monitoring websites and online enforcement documentation as evidence of doxing threats, but the article says it offered limited concrete proof.

The cited sites say they prohibit harassment and doxing, making the case a test of both state authority and the DOJ’s evidence for the policy.