Oregon HB4138 mandates facial covering restrictions for law enforcement officers and prohibits state or local law enforcement from assisting federal.
Oregon HB4138 establishes that law enforcement officers in Oregon may not wear facial coverings that conceal their identity while performing official duties, except in specific circumstances such as undercover operations or tactical duties. The bill also prohibits state or local law enforcement agencies from assisting federal or out-of-state agencies in investigating, apprehending, or arresting individuals based on protected activities or memberships.
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