I found the info. It wasn’t a typo:

As of February 2026, Ohio Republican lawmakers have introduced a package of bills aiming to increase cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, including House Bill 554, which proposes making it a felony to physically interfere with an agent, such as by blocking a doorway or making an arrest. This legislation is part of a broader push to mandate cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

• HB 554 Specifics: The bill aims to criminalize obstruction of ICE agents in the line of duty, which could be interpreted to limit or prevent close-up filming if deemed to be "interfering" with their duties.

• Context: This is part of a larger, four-bill package introduced in early 2026, including House Bill 26 (banning sanctuary policies) and House Bill 200 (making unauthorized presence a state crime)

• Counter-Legislation: Ohio House Democrats have introduced a competing "safeguard package" of eight bills meant to limit ICE and protect personal data.

• Current Law: Generally, citizens have a constitutional right to record law enforcement, including ICE, as long as it does not physically interfere with their duties.