H.Con.Res.19

Urging Congress to pass legislation requiring federal agents who are conducting arrests to wear proper uniforms and present identification and prohibiting agents from wearing facial coverings during public-facing enforcement actions.

Introduced·8/28/25
Introduced Text

Texas HCR19 urges Congress to mandate federal agents to wear uniforms and identification, and prohibit facial coverings during public enforcement.

Texas HCR19 urges Congress to pass legislation requiring federal agents to wear proper uniforms and identification, and prohibiting them from wearing facial coverings during public-facing enforcement actions. The resolution highlights concerns about accountability, transparency, and the potential for impersonation by bad actors. It references incidents where federal agents' lack of visible identification caused confusion and fear among the public, and emphasizes the importance of maintaining public trust in law enforcement. The resolution requests that official copies be sent to the U.S.

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Current
In committee
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Session adjourned — paused until it reconvenes

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History

Aug 28, 2025

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