Summary

Prohibits Department of Homeland Security immigration officers and agents (including ICE and CBP personnel) from wearing any clothing, accessories, or other items that bear the word "police" while performing duties under the immigration laws. The change adds this ban as a new subsection to the immigration enforcement authority statute but does not specify penalties, funding, or implementation details.

• Bans DHS immigration officers and agents from wearing any item bearing the word "police" while enforcing immigration laws.
• Applies explicitly to ICE and CBP personnel performing immigration duties.
• Amends the immigration enforcement statute by adding a new subsection; it does not create funding or penalties.
• Implementation details (discipline, training, procurement changes) are left to DHS internal policy.
• Aims to reduce public confusion between immigration agents and local police, but does not address other identifying marks.
• May require DHS to change uniforms, accessories, and training materials at administrative cost.
• Does not affect the underlying authority for immigration enforcement—only how officers identify themselves visually.
• Does not specify exceptions for joint operations or situations requiring different markings for officer safety or coordination.