Homeland Security got $20M for body cameras. So why weren’t ICE agents wearing them in Maine and Texas shootings?

The Department of Homeland Security recently allocated $20 million to outfit its officers with body cameras, a move intended to increase transparency following fatal shootings by ICE agents in Maine and Texas. Despite this funding, questions arise about why these cameras weren't in use during these incidents. This situation highlights ongoing concerns about accountability and oversight in law enforcement actions by federal agencies, suggesting a need for more rigorous implementation and enforcement of such safety measures.