ICE seeks funding for electrified compliance gloves
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is planning to invest up to $20 million in specialized electrified gloves designed to deliver painful electric shocks for compliance purposes. The Department of Homeland Security published a notice outlining these plans, with an unspecified quantity of devices scheduled for delivery by March. This initiative represents a significant expansion in less-lethal enforcement tools available to ICE agents.
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