States Want ICE Agents to Show Their Faces. The Trump Administration Is Blocking Them

The Trump administration has sued New York, Virginia, Connecticut, New Jersey, Philadelphia, and California over rules aimed at masked ICE raids.

Those local measures would bar officers from hiding their faces and require visible identifiers during immigration enforcement.

The administration argues that identification rules, along with sites like ICESpy and ICE List, help people target, harass, or dox agents.

The article says the ICESpy database is outdated, small, and largely unable to match current ICE personnel.