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ICE is set to invest up to $20 million in electrified gloves designed to deliver electric shocks for compliance purposes. The plan was announced by the Department of Homeland Security, with devices expected to be delivered by March 2027.
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ICE is set to invest up to $20 million in electrified gloves designed to deliver electric shocks for compliance purposes. The plan was announced by the Department of Homeland Security, with devices expected to be delivered by March 2027.
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ICE wants to give agents electrified gloves that shock people into compliance
ICE plans to equip agents with electrified gloves for compliance