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“他们无证破门、剥夺民众正当法律程序、殴打、逮捕、使用催泪瓦斯并枪击和平民众,”州参议员奥马尔·法特说道
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发布于2026年5月12日 1:40 美东夏令时
民主党议员称戴面具的 ICE 人员是“懦夫”,认为他们自视凌驾于法律之上
马萨诸塞州民主党众议员塞思·莫尔顿在《汉尼提》节目中就移民海关执法局的行为和移民执法发表看法。
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明尼苏达州参议院周一以微弱优势通过一项法案,该法案将限制联邦特工隐藏身份(另有例外情况),并为该州因移民执法引发的所谓宪法权利受侵害案件提供诉讼途径。
该法案以34票对33票的党派路线投票结果勉强通过。目前该法案已提交至州众议院,由于众议院两党席位平分,该法案在众议院面临艰巨的过关挑战。
该法案还要求学校、日托中心和医疗机构拒绝未签署司法搜查令的联邦特工进入场所开展民事移民执法行动,另有部分例外情况。同时,法案禁止在民众参加庭审期间对其实施特定的民事移民逮捕。
此外,该法案赋予州政府官员调查联邦特工使用武力导致死亡事件的权力,并在特定情况下对枪击事件后未提供援助的行为制定处罚或民事责任条款。
中期选举前夕特朗普移民打击政策成焦点,明尼苏达州致命枪击事件引发强烈反弹
明尼苏达州参议院通过一项禁止联邦特工戴面具的法案。(约翰·摩尔/盖蒂图片社)
据《明尼苏达星论坛报》报道,该法案的共同发起人、民主党参议员奥马尔·法特表示,联邦政府在明尼苏达州的突袭行动是“对移民社区的武力威慑”。
“他们称特工是来维护法律和秩序的,”法特说道,“他们又一次撒谎了。他们无证破门、剥夺民众正当法律程序、殴打、逮捕、使用催泪瓦斯并枪击和平民众。”
此次法案通过之际,多个由民主党主导的州已着手对移民特工实施限制,尤其是今年1月明尼阿波利斯市两起独立的移民突袭事件中两名美国公民遭枪击身亡,引发全国范围抗议之后。
纽约州议员已与州长凯西·霍楚尔就最终州预算达成协议,限制州和地方政府与移民海关执法局合作,并对戴面具的特工以及未经搜查令搜查住宅、学校和其他场所的行为施加限制。该协议还将允许居民起诉移民特工。
加利福尼亚州议员也通过了面具禁令,但类似限制措施已面临联邦法院的挑战,包括多项裁决阻止了加州部分法律的实施。
明尼苏达州法案以34票对33票的党派路线投票结果勉强通过。(维克多·J·布鲁姆/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社)
包括新泽西州和马萨诸塞州在内的其他民主党主导州,也在唐纳德·特朗普总统推行移民打击政策期间提出了类似的禁止移民特工戴面具的计划。
周一通过该法案的另一位共同发起人、明尼苏达州民主党参议员罗恩·拉茨表示,该法案旨在追究责任并“确保此类事件不再发生”。
“我们所经历的是美国历史上最黑暗的时期之一,当时政府……派出蒙面男子——武装、未经训练且不受约束——恐吓我们的社区,”拉茨据《明尼苏达星论坛报》报道说道。
与此同时,共和党人指责民主党人对移民突袭事件使用煽动性言论,并表示明尼苏达州官员应与移民海关执法局合作。
“我们本州需要联邦、州和地方官员之间加强合作,”共和党参议员迈克尔·克伦据该媒体报道说道,“加强合作,而非削弱合作。这将有助于减少基层执法的需求,而许多民众对此深感不安。”
马萨诸塞州法案将强制移民海关执法局特工摘下面具
包括新泽西州和马萨诸塞州在内的其他民主党主导州,也在唐纳德·特朗普总统推行移民打击政策期间提出了类似的禁止移民特工戴面具的计划。(查利·特里博莱奥/法新社 via 盖蒂图片社)
共和党参议员格伦·格伦哈根辩称,移民打击行动使全国各城市更加安全,尽管近几个月来移民特工枪击多人事件发生后,地方官员将暴力事件归咎于特朗普政府。
参议院共和党人还表示,该法案可能会让纳税人承担数十万美元的潜在诉讼费用,因为州政府很可能会被起诉。
“该法案将使明尼苏达州与逍遥法外的危险非法移民走上冲突之路,而联邦当局却面临法律挑战,”参议院共和党领袖马克·约翰逊在一份声明中说道。
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该法案对联邦特工的面具禁令设有部分例外情况,包括出于医疗需求的情况。
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Minnesota Senate votes to ban ICE from wearing masks, allow residents to sue for constitutional violations
2026-05-12 01:40:16 EDT / Fox News
‘They broke down doors without a warrant, denied people due process, assaulted, arrested, tear-gassed and shot peaceful people,’ state Sen Omar Fateh said
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Published May 12, 2026 1:40am EDT
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The Minnesota Senate on Monday narrowly passed a bill that would restrict federal agents from concealing their identities, with exceptions, and create a path for lawsuits over alleged constitutional violations stemming from immigration enforcement in the state.
The bill narrowly passed with a 34-33 party line vote. It now heads to the House, where it faces an uphill battle with the chamber evenly split between Democrats and Republicans.
The legislation also instructs schools, day cares and health care facilities to deny access to agents seeking to conduct civil immigration enforcement on their premises without a signed judicial warrant, with some exceptions. And it prohibits certain civil immigration arrests of people attending court proceedings.
Additionally, it gives state officials the authority to investigate deaths involving federal agents’ use of force and creates penalties or civil liability in certain cases when someone fails to render aid after a shooting.
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The Minnesota Senate passed a measure to bar federal agents from wearing masks.(John Moore/Getty Images)
Democratic Sen. Omar Fateh, a co-sponsor of the bill, said the federal government’s raids in Minnesota displayed “a show of force against immigrant communities,” according to The Minnesota Star Tribune.
“They said agents were here to enforce law and order,” Fateh said. “Again, they lied. They broke down doors without a warrant, denied people due process, assaulted, arrested, tear-gassed and shot peaceful people.”
This comes as several Democratic-led states have sought to adopt restrictions on immigration agents, particularly after the fatal shootings of two U.S. citizens in separate incidents in January during immigration raids in Minneapolis that triggered nationwide protests.
Lawmakers in New York reached an agreement with Gov. Kathy Hochul on a final state budget to limit state and local cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and place restrictions on masked agents and warrantless searches of homes, schools and other locations. The deal would also allow residents to sue immigration agents.
A mask ban was also passed by California lawmakers, but similar restrictions have faced federal court challenges, including rulings blocking parts of California’s law.
The Minnesota bill narrowly passed with a 34-33 party line vote.(Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Other Democratic-led states, including New Jersey and Massachusetts, have proposed similar plans to block immigration agents from wearing masks during President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.
Minnesota Democratic Sen. Ron Latz, another co-sponsor of the bill passed on Monday, said the measure aims to bring accountability and “ensuring that what happened here never happens again.”
“What we endured was one of the darkest periods in American history when the government … sent masked men — armed, untrained and unrestrained — to terrorize our communities,” Latz said, according to The Minnesota Star Tribune.
Republicans, meanwhile, accused Democrats of inflammatory rhetoric about the immigration raids and said Minnesota officials should be cooperating with ICE.
“We need more cooperation in this state between our federal, state and local officials,” GOP Sen. Michael Kreun said, according to the outlet. “More cooperation, not less cooperation. That will help reduce the need for street-level enforcement, which many people are very uncomfortable with.”
MASSACHUSETTS BILL WOULD FORCE ICE AGENTS TO UNMASK
Other Democratic-led states, including New Jersey and Massachusetts, have proposed similar plans to block immigration agents from wearing masks during President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.(CHARLY TRIBALLEAU / AFP via Getty Images)
Republican Sen. Glenn Gruenhagen argued that immigration crackdowns have made cities across the country safer, although local officials have blamed the Trump administration for violence after immigration agents shot multiple people in recent months.
Senate Republicans also said the package would cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars in potential litigation since the state will likely be sued.
“This bill will put Minnesota on a collision course with dangerous illegal immigrants who roam freely while federal authorities face legal challenges,” Senate Republican Leader Mark Johnson said in a statement.
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The legislation’s mask ban for federal agents carves out some exceptions, including for medical needs.
Fox News Digital has reached out to the Department of Homeland Security for comment.
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