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ICE has updated its dress code for deportation officers, banning jeans and T-shirts to promote a more professional appearance. The changes, which have drawn mixed reactions, are intended to improve public recognition of federal officers but have raised safety concerns among some employees and officials.
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ICE has updated its dress code for deportation officers, banning jeans and T-shirts to promote a more professional appearance. The changes, which have drawn mixed reactions, are intended to improve public recognition of federal officers but have raised safety concerns among some employees and officials.
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