EVANSTON, Ill. (WLS) -- A resolution is moving forward in Evanston, calling on Congress to ban federal law enforcement agents from wearing face masks.

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The city's Human Services Committee passed a resolution on Tuesday night that now heads to Evanston City Council.

The resolution calls on the United States Congress and the Illinois General Assembly.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order last weekend, also urging federals agents that may come to Chicago to not wear masks.

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The Chicago executive order calls on federal law enforcement to follow municipal policies, including prohibiting officers from

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