Support the Stop Excessive Force in Immigration Act of 2025 to restrict crowd munitions, require body cameras, and limit masks in immigration enforcement.

Stop Excessive Force in Immigration Act of 2025: This legislation would restrict federal immigration enforcement agents’ use of crowd munitions like tear gas, align immigration enforcement with the heightened DOJ standards on use of force, and require the use of body cameras and strictly limiting the use of masks.

Commits to supporting a bill that limits force used by immigration enforcement and requires accountability tools like body cameras.

Immigration | Congresswoman Veronica Escobar
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Escobar's official immigration issue page lists the VISIBLE Act of 2025 under 'Legislation Supported by Congresswoman Escobar' and says it would require visible identification and prohibit non-medical face coverings such as masks or balaclavas.

Current official office page shows Escobar still backing a transparency bill that matches the masks/ID portion of the promise, but it does not show support for body cameras or crowd-munitions limits, so this is only a partial match.

partial same_term A for effort

Immigration | Congresswoman Veronica Escobar
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Escobar joined House colleagues to introduce the Visible Identification Standards for Immigration-Based Law Enforcement (VISIBLE) Act of 2025, describing it as legislation that would require immigration enforcement officers to clearly display identification and prohibit masks in public enforcement actions.

This is direct same-term legislative action for the identification-and-mask parts of the commitment, but it still leaves the body-camera and crowd-munitions portions unsupported by official evidence located here.

partial same_term A for effort

Representatives Escobar, Gonzalez, Chu, Kamlager-Dove Introduce Bill to Require Clear Identification for Immigration Officers
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