Councilmembers mull ICE face mask ban

Why it matters: The proposal directly challenging federal policy could further inflame the Trump administration's feud with Colorado.

State of play: Alvidrez tells us she considered the bill after the public's response to federal law enforcement in Los Angeles last year, suggesting ICE officers "acted more cruelly" when sporting face coverings.

• California's law requires federal officers to identify themselves through name tags, badge numbers or other visible markers, Axios San Francisco's Nadia Lopez reports.

The latest: A fatal ICE shooting Wednesday in Minneapolis sparked the latest public uproar over the agency's actions.

• Footage shared online from the Minneapolis shooting shows the ICE officer who fatally shot 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good wore a face mask when he opened fire.
• The Minnesota Star Tribune on Thursday identified the officer as Jonathan Ross.

What we're watching: The Trump administration says California's law may violate the Supremacy Clause, which bars states from interfering with federal operations, Axios' Julianna Bragg reports.

• It's possible Denver's proposal could face a similar objection. The Trump administration claims face coverings prevent doxing and assist agents in enforcement.

What's next: Denver's proposal is scheduled for a discussion on Monday, with a formal bill introduced potentially as early as late February, Alvidrez tells us.