Published 9:09 am Wednesday, May 27, 2026 Oregon won’t resume issuing undercover state license plates to federal law enforcement agencies, a top Oregon transportation official told the Trump administration late last week. The Oregon Department of Transportation on April 15 temporarily suspended issuing new undercover license plates to “all federal agencies” in order to ensure its program run by Driver and Motor Vehicle Services complies with state law, agency spokesperson Chris Crabb told the Oregon Capital Chronicle last week. She said the agency was undergoing a review of the program and expected to offer more public findings in the coming weeks following a mid-May legal threat from the Trump administration’s attorneys arguing Oregon’s policy violates the U.S constitution’s supremacy clause. Crabb did not immediately respond to follow-up questions last week about which state laws were in question or whether changes applied to new standard license plates registered by federal officials.…