ICE to Equip Officers with Body Cameras Amid Controversial Policy on Video Release
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plans to equip its officers with body cameras by the end of September. However, the agency's policy allows it to control the release of footage, stating that videos will only be made public if deemed in the agency's 'best interests.'
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ICE to Equip Officers with Body Cameras Amid Accountability Concerns
ICE to Equip Officers with Body Cameras Amid Accountability Concerns
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