Gov. Ferguson signs bill banning ICE agents from wearing face coverings
Gov. Bob Ferguson signed two bills into law, including a measure banning federal immigration agents from wearing face coverings, during an event disrupted by protesters in Seattle. The legislation is expected to face legal challenges, while a separate law targeting law enforcement impersonation takes effect this summer.
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