The resolution expresses concern over the increasing practice of federal immigration enforcement agents concealing their identities through masks and unmarked attire during public-facing enforcement actions. This lack of visible identification creates confusion and fear among the public, undermines trust in law enforcement, and poses risks to both civilians and officers. The resolution highlights incidents where masked agents have complicated local law enforcement efforts and notes the potential for impersonation of law enforcement, which has led to serious crimes, including recent murders linked to individuals disguised as police officers.

In response to these issues, the resolution urges the United States Congress to pass legislation that mandates federal agents to wear proper uniforms and display clear identification during arrests, while prohibiting the use of facial coverings in public-facing operations. It emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in law enforcement to maintain public trust and foster positive community relationships. The resolution calls for official copies to be forwarded to key congressional leaders and requests that it be entered into the Congressional Record as a memorial to the U.S. Congress.