Requires federal immigration officers to clearly display their identification during public actions.
This bill would require federal immigration officers to wear visible identification, including their agency and name or badge number, during public-facing actions. This means people would more easily identify officers, and officers would face new rules about how their ID is displayed and when they can wear face coverings. The Department of Homeland Security would also have to track compliance and report to Congress.
Today, there are no specific federal rules requiring all immigration officers to display visible identification, like their agency and name or badge number, during public actions. There are also no set standards for how visible this ID must be or where it must be placed. If this bill becomes law, all federal immigration officers would have to wear clear identification, including their agency and name or badge number, during public enforcement activities. This ID would need to be readable from at least 25 feet for agency information and clearly visible for the officer's name, placed on their outermost clothing. Officers would also generally not be allowed to wear non-medical face coverings that hide their identity.
HR 4667 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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