In a significant move reflecting growing concerns over transparency and accountability in law enforcement, Democratic senators have introduced multiple bills aimed at mandating that ICE agents display visible identification and refrain from wearing masks during operations. Supporters argue that the practice of ICE agents wearing masks contributes to intimidation and confusion, particularly during raids in communities. Recent incidents in states like Massachusetts and California have prompted lawmakers and activists to push for legislation banning masks for immigration officers. They contend this lack of visibility erodes public trust and prevents communities from accurately identifying federal agents. As the debate intensifies, questions arise about the legality and ethical implications of masked agents operating in public.