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ICE is set to acquire electric shock gloves under a $17 million contract, intended to help agents deescalate situations without resorting to lethal force. The initiative has faced criticism from lawmakers and civil rights advocates due to concerns over ICE's history of violence and accountability. The gloves, which deliver electrical shocks upon contact, have raised questions regarding their use and oversight.
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ICE is set to acquire electric shock gloves under a $17 million contract, intended to help agents deescalate situations without resorting to lethal force. The initiative has faced criticism from lawmakers and civil rights advocates due to concerns over ICE's history of violence and accountability. The gloves, which deliver electrical shocks upon contact, have raised questions regarding their use and oversight.
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