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California targets ‘secret police’ tactics with new transparency bill

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California lawmakers are pushing back against masked law enforcement with a bold new proposal dubbed the “No Secret Police Act.” Introduced by State Senators Scott Wiener and Jesse Arreguín, SB 627 would ban officers from covering their faces and require clear ID on uniforms during operations—except in specific emergency cases. The bill responds to rising public alarm over masked federal agents, particularly during immigration raids, and aims to boost transparency and trust in policing across the state. Violators could face misdemeanor charges under the proposed law.

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