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Trump's DOJ sues Maine over denying undercover license plates for federal agents

DOJ sues four Democratic-led states, alleging they denied undercover license plates to federal agents, including ICE.
The suits argue the actions obstruct federal immigration enforcement and violate the Supremacy Clause.
Maine argues its policy protects safety and civil liberties, challenging federal overreach.
Washington and Oregon officials state they support federal enforcement but paused or reviewed undercover plates.
The suits were filed in U.S. district courts in the four states on Wednesday, per DOJ.
DOJ argues the policies impede federal enforcement and risk safety for agents.
Maine’s secretary of state defended the program, arguing it limits federal use of state resources.
Massachusetts and Oregon responses indicate ongoing policy reviews affecting undercover plates.
DOJ frames the issue as a constitutional question about federal supremacy in immigration enforcement.
The broader context includes ongoing tensions over federal immigration enforcement tactics.

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