DHS pledged body cams for all immigration agents. Months later, that hasn't happened

The Department of Homeland Security promised to equip all immigration agents with body cameras to increase transparency and accountability, but months later, many agents still don't have them. This pledge became even more critical after recent fatal shootings involving federal immigration officers, where none were wearing body cameras. The lack of these devices raises serious questions about oversight and the ability to review incidents objectively, highlighting a significant gap between policy and implementation that could have far-reaching implications for trust and public perception.