Minnesota SF4448 prohibits federal immigration officers from wearing face coverings while performing public immigration enforcement functions.
Minnesota SF4448 establishes that federal officers authorized to perform immigration enforcement functions cannot wear face coverings that impair visibility while executing public immigration enforcement activities. This includes actions like patrols, stops, and searches. The prohibition does not apply if the face covering is necessary to protect against hazardous environmental conditions. Violators of this provision are subject to misdemeanor charges. The law takes effect the day after its final enactment.
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