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Federal immigration raids with masked, unmarked agents spark civil rights concerns amid claims of abuse and secrecy.
In 2025, federal immigration agents, including ICE and Homeland Security personnel, have been increasingly seen in masks and unmarked vehicles conducting raids across major U.S. cities, sparking concerns over accountability and civil liberties.
The Department of Homeland Security cites a surge in threats and assaults—172 incidents reported between January and October 2024—as justification for masking, while critics argue the practice erodes public trust and enables intimidation.
Unmarked agents have been accused of violent actions against peaceful demonstrators, journalists, and clergy, often without identification or warrants.
The DHS has dismantled key oversight bodies and resisted state and local laws banning masked law enforcement, calling them unconstitutional.
Despite legal challenges and reports of misconduct, including false representation and unlawful detentions, federal operations continue with minimal transparency, raising alarms about unchecked power and the potential for abuse.
Las redadas federales de inmigración con agentes enmascarados y no identificados despiertan preocupaciones de derechos civiles en medio de denuncias de abuso y secretismo.