California lawmakers have passed a series of bills aimed at banning ICE agents from wearing masks while carrying out immigration enforcement activities. This legislative move has gained momentum amid increasing reports of ICE activity in cities like San Jose, where local officials are advocating for federal agents to clearly identify themselves during operations. The proposed regulations have sparked heated debates over the accountability and transparency of law enforcement, with San Jose advancing plans to block federal agents from concealing their identities despite legal challenges. As the state prepares to send the bill to the governor for approval, discussions intensify around the implications of masked policing and the demand for law enforcement to operate with greater visibility.