ALBANY, N.Y. — The Department of Justice (DOJ) is challenging New York laws that require law enforcement officers to forgo face coverings and display identification, calling them an unconstitutional legislative overreach.
The Times Union in Albany reports in a motion filed Monday, the DOJ argued New York has no right to dictate whether federal agents wear masks or what weapons they carry.
The case, now in U.S. District Court in Albany, centers on whether the state’s laws interfere with federal operations.
The state is defending the laws, citing sovereign interests and public safety.
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