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“DHS should have to ensure covered immigration officers face appropriate workplace discipline, such as a written reprimand, suspension, or another personnel action, when they fail to follow visible ID rules, while still following agency policies and union agreements.”
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“The DHS civil rights office should have to take and investigate public complaints that immigration officers failed to show required ID, recommend fixes to DHS agencies, and coordinate with the DHS Inspector General when appropriate.”
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“Immigration officers generally should not wear non-medical masks or face coverings that hide their face or required ID during public enforcement, except when needed for covert non-public work or dangerous environmental conditions.”
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“People stopped by immigration agents should be able to see who the agents are and know they work for the government.”
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“Covered immigration officers should have to show their agency and either a last name or unique badge or ID number, keep that information on the outside of their gear, and make it readable during public enforcement encounters, including agency labels readable from at least 25 feet away in normal daylight or low light.”
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“Immigration enforcement agencies should have clear oversight, complaint review, and reporting when agents break conduct rules.”
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“Visible ID should be required when ICE, CBP, or state and local officers using federal immigration powers directly take part in public enforcement actions in the United States, such as patrols, stops, arrests, searches, raids, checkpoints, immigration-status interviews, and warrant service, while secret, non-public, and non-enforcement work is treated differently.”
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