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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul's Local Cops, Local Crimes Act has triggered a major legal battle between New York and the federal government over immigration enforcement and federal authority. The law restricts state and local law enforcement agencies from assisting the federal government with civil immigration enforcement and also prohibits ICE agents from wearing masks during operations. The U.S. Department of Justice subsequently filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the restrictions, arguing that federal immigration authorities could potentially face criminal penalties for wearing masks to protect their identities. New York has responded with its own lawsuit seeking to defend the new restrictions. The legal fight raises broader questions about federalism, immigration enforcement, law enforcement cooperation, federal authority, and the potential costs to taxpayers as the two sides battle in federal court. #NewYork #KathyHochul #ICE #Immigration #ImmigrationEnforcement #DOJ #FederalGovernment #LawEnforcement #Federalism #Politics #BreakingNews #Taxpayers #Constitution #NewYorkPolitics #News