A federal judge has temporarily blocked California from enacting a law that would ban federal agents from wearing masks — but a similar policy in San Jose remains intact. On Feb. 9, federal Judge Christina Snyder ruled that California’s “No Secret Police Act” appears to be discriminatory since it only bans federal agents from wearing masks and not state law enforcement. The law was supposed to take effect Jan. 1, but was halted following a lawsuit from President Donald Trump’s administration. Snyder’s ruling also upheld the “No Vigilantes Act,” which requires law enforcement to display names or badges when on…
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