Washington state recently passed a new law banning law enforcement officers from wearing masks during operations, aiming to increase transparency and public accountability. However, just days after the law went into effect, ICE agents were still seen covering their faces, raising questions about whether the rule applies to federal authorities. This situation highlights a growing conflict between state and federal power, as Washington officials push for more oversight while federal agencies operate under their own rules. In this video, we break down what the new law actually says, why ICE agents may not be following it, and the bigger legal question of whether a state can enforce its laws on federal officers.