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ICE has officially resumed vehicle stops after a brief suspension following two fatal shootings involving its officers. A new internal policy requires officers to wear body cameras during stops and mandates training for those conducting such stops. The changes come amid public scrutiny and demands for accountability regarding ICE's practices.
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ICE has officially resumed vehicle stops after a brief suspension following two fatal shootings involving its officers. A new internal policy requires officers to wear body cameras during stops and mandates training for those conducting such stops. The changes come amid public scrutiny and demands for accountability regarding ICE's practices.
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