New Jersey's Mask Law Clashes with DHS
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New Jerseys new law mandates police officers to reveal their identities during certain public interactions and provide identification before arrests or detentions, sparking a conflict with the Department of Homeland Security. The law, part of a package aimed at safeguarding rights and public safety, is seen as unconstitutional by federal officials due to the supremacy clause. Federal officials argue masks protect agents and their families from doxing and harassment, citing a rise in dangers to officers. This tension echoes similar fights in California and New Jersey, with legal battles ongoing and enforcement practices in a standoff.
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