ICE officers to wear body cameras at traffic stops, White House border czar says

Following high-profile fatal shootings involving ICE officers in Texas and Maine, the U.S. Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) will now equip its officers with body cameras during traffic stops. This decision, announced by Tom Homan, the president’s border czar, aims to increase transparency and accountability. While this move seeks to address public concerns about police conduct, critics argue it's a belated step that doesn't fully address the broader issues of immigration enforcement and racial bias in policing. This policy shift underscores the ongoing tensions between immigration enforcement and civil rights advocacy.