ICE Bans Jeans, T-Shirts for Deportation Officers
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has updated its dress code for deportation officers, prohibiting jeans and T-shirts while working in public. The new guidelines aim to make officers more identifiable but have sparked concerns about officer safety. The change, effective July 17, requires officers to wear 'ICE identifiable attire,' including khaki or coyote brown tactical pants with an ICE polo. T-shirts, athletic wear, and revealing clothing are now banned. However, some ICE employees and senior Trump administration officials have criticized the move, arguing it could put officers at risk and is a misplaced priority given other pressing issues.
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