
California's 'No Vigilantes Act' requiring ID from immigration agents blocked by 9th Circuit
California passed a state law called the "No Vigilantes Act" that required federal immigration agents to show identification while performing their duties. A federal appeals court, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, has now blocked the state from enforcing this law. The court's decision is permanent, meaning California cannot require the ID identification from immigration agents.
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