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The Justice Department sued St. Paul and Portland, arguing the cities cannot tell federal officers when to wear masks or how to identify themselves. The complaints sharpen a growing war between federal law-enforcement tactics and local efforts to force more transparency.
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The Justice Department sued St. Paul and Portland, arguing the cities cannot tell federal officers when to wear masks or how to identify themselves. The complaints sharpen a growing war between federal law-enforcement tactics and local efforts to force more transparency.
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