Can Local Officials Stop ICE Agents From Hiding Behind Masks? They’re Trying – Block Club Chicago

Federal agents force people back as they detain several people at the Intensive Supervision Appearance Program office, 2245 S. Michigan Ave., in South Loop on June 4, 2025.Members of Congress, including seven Illinois House representatives, has introduced a bill banning U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from wearing face masks. And in Chicago, members of the 12th police district council have also called for local measures banning agents from wearing face masks while working in the city.
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Ataraxis
8 months ago

Ah yes, Sean Casten protecting the people of Downers Grove from ICE.
I am embarrassed for the people of Downers Grove that they elected this genius.

Lurker
9 months ago

Fake news cop haters at Block Club intentionally forget to mention the reason for masks — a 700 percent increase in attack on ICE agents — including 2 shootings at ICE facilities in Texas — all of which are being coordinated by Democrat Party operatives.

Isn’t Illinois Fun?
9 months ago

I believe doxxing in Illinois is illegal. ICE agents have been doxxed in various places in the country, hence the masks. Would IL even prosecute a ICE doxxer, given who our attorney general is?

David F
9 months ago

Police are going to try and arrest ICE agents, wow this should be fun to watch.

Deb
9 months ago

When are they going to outlaw criminals and protesters from wearing masks? Fair is fair. Politicians need to stop advocating for violence against ice agents.

Don Diego de la Vega
9 months ago

But let the violent, destructive ANTIFA crowd run around with masks because it’s their right to do so.

Hello, Indiana!
9 months ago

Or the folks that rob liquor stores and hijack cars running around with hoodies pulled far down and ski masks on a 90 degree day.

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