A development in the use of body cameras by ICE agents has been announced. According to Maine Sen. Susan Collins, the shipment of body cameras to ICE offices is set to begin next week.
Sen. Collins stated that the goal is for all ICE agents to be equipped with body cameras nationwide by the end of August. This timeline suggests a rapid rollout of the technology.
Further details about the implementation of body cameras for ICE agents can be found through the source, ABC13 Houston.
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