The Trump administration on Friday ordered federal officials to ignore the new law in California, which are banning law enforcement officers from wearing masks to hide their identity.
California village. Gavin Newsom (D) last Saturday Bill signed – Which is Slated to be effective January 1, 2026 – Local, state and federal authorities commit a rape crime and impose a civilian penalty against the authorities for “torture conduct”.
“Governor Newsom is confused about its role under the US Constitution,” Bill Eselie, working for American Attorney for the Central District of California, Said in a Friday post On social platform x. “He oversees California, not federal agencies. He should review the segment of domination.”
“California’s law ‘is unconstitutional for’ federal ‘federal agents, as the state lacks jurisdiction to intervene with federal law enforcement. I have instructed the federal agencies to disregard the law of this state and follow the federal law and agency policies,” Esseli wrote in the post, which was also painted in the post.
Essayli wrote in the letter that any officer or person who tries to obstruct or intervene will be prosecuted by his office.
Has reached the newsmom’s office for the hill comment.
Homeland Security Department too Publicly rejected Newsom bill in A on Monday Social media post,
Trump officer and newsom Humble in summer The President sent the National Guard soldiers and Marines to send protests against the exile strategy of Los Angeles.
A series of targeted raids and arrests have been carried out in the Golden State, stating that there is a fear of colored families about their future in the United States.
Newsom said that immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials are using masks in an attempt to be “hidden from accountability, alleging that facial coverings prevent” transparency “for citizens and obstruct the” oversight “.
Newsom said on Saturday, “Accepted cars, people in masks, people are disappearing to a large extent. No fixed process, no right – there is no right in democracy where we have rights, immigrants have rights.”
“We have the right to stand and push back, and this is what we are doing here today. It is an insult. It is an outrage.”
