ICE to Equip Officers with Body Cameras, Policy Gives Broad Control Over Public Releases
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will equip its officers with body cameras within the next two months. However, the agency's policy gives it broad control over which recordings will be made public, specifying that any releases must be in its 'best interests'. The rollout comes after recent fatal shootings by officers have intensified pressure for accountability. The policy, implemented under the Trump administration, states that ICE will review footage of serious incidents and determine if it should be released. It also allows for the footage to be withheld if there are 'specific and compelling circumstances'.
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