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California's Face Mask Law: Immigration Showdown

California just banned police masks! Find out why Governor Newsom signed this groundbreaking law, the controversy it's stirring with Homeland Security, and how it's fueling the fight against federal immigration policies. Is this a win for transparency or a danger to officers? Plus, see which other states are considering similar bans.

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