Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that immigration enforcement operations must be transparent, accountable, and consistent with constitutional protections for all persons within the United States.

This House resolution expresses the sense of Congress that immigration enforcement operations should be transparent, accountable, and consistent with constitutional protections for everyone in the United States. It does not itself create new law, but it urges the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and its enforcement components (ICE and CBP) to adopt concrete transparency and accountability measures. Specifically, it calls for body cameras, prohibition on identity-obscuring attire during public operations, visible display of officer identity, independent civilian oversight, mandatory de-escalation training, and enhanced civil rights oversight by the Department of Justice. The measure frames these provisions as aligning with current or proposed related bills and oversight efforts. The resolution aims to improve public trust and civil liberties protections by promoting oversight, accountability, and clearer identification during immigration enforcement activities. While non-binding, it signals congressional support for specific reforms and could influence policy directions, training, reporting, and interagency oversight if acted upon by DHS, ICE, CBP, and the DOJ.