U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced today that it has achieved full body‑camera coverage for all field agents, following public outcry over a string of deadly shootings involving immigration enforcement officers. The agency reported that 98 percent of its workforce now carries operational cameras, with the remaining 2 percent slated for deployment by the end of the quarter. ICE officials emphasized that the footage will be stored for a minimum of five years and will be made available to oversight bodies. Critics argue that the move is too little, too late, and call for independent investigations into the incidents.
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