A federal immigration agent's fatal shooting of a woman in Minnesota has sparked questions about the public's right to observe law enforcement.

Illinois and Chicago sued the Trump administration Monday, seeking to severely limit immigration agents’ authority in the state after accusing the feds of unleashing an “organized bombardment” to coerce state and local officials to change their immigration policies.

The new lawsuit makes claims about the feds’ capture of biometric data, warrantless arrests, immigration enforcement at “sensitive locations” like courthouses and schools, the swapping of license plates and trespassing on private property.

Denver is tackling federal law enforcement's use of masks with a city council effort to ban them to boost transparency and community trust amid national debate.

Ordinance 6050 would prohibit authorities from concealing their faces or badges during the performance of their official duties.

Several new laws are now in effect across Texas, covering topics ranging from squatters and trespassing to local cooperation with federal immigration authorities and how government agencies can use artificial intelligence.

A video was posted on X on Sunday, capturing the moment an ICE agent shoves a man to the ground after he was filming the agents and their vehicles on a Minneapolis street