James and 20 other Democratic state attorneys general joined a letter urging legislation to end what they call a widespread and dangerous effort to prevent people from identifying ICE agents.

It's the latest flashpoint in a growing national effort by blue-state officials to curb what they see as overreaches by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The Trump administration says hiding immigration agents’ identities, including by wearing masks, keeps them safe. But critics say it’s a recipe for confusion that escalates the risk of injury for officers and the public.