Federal contract records show that ICE plans to spend $2 million on robot dogs. These devices can search for suspects, assess explosives, and perform other tasks. The robot dogs are part of a broader set of tools ICE intends to use for immigration enforcement, which also includes electrified gloves and social media tracking.
Further details on this development are available, including the potential deployment of robot dogs in various locations, such as Chicago, and nationwide.
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