A federal judge blocks Virginia’s law that would prohibit Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and other federal immigration officers from wearing masks while conducting operations in the state. The judge issues an injunction preventing Virginia from enforcing the measure, according to the reports. The ruling cites constitutional limits on state authority over federal officials, including the Supremacy Clause, and sides with arguments from the U.S. Department of Justice. Fox News and the Washington Times both describe the case as targeting a Virginia law specifically aimed at federal immigration agents’ use of masks during their work. The injunction means the state cannot apply the ban while the matter proceeds in federal court. Both outlets present the decision as a defeat for Virginia’s attempt to restrict the actions of federal immigration personnel. The coverage also indicates that the federal government challenges the law on grounds that state restrictions cannot override federal authority. No further details about the procedural next steps or the underlying merits beyond the injunction are included in the provided sources.