ICE halts most vehicle stops and increases bodycam use after fatal shootings in Texas and Maine
Summary
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will stop most vehicle stops and require at least one officer on every arrest team to wear a body camera. This change follows two fatal shootings by ICE agents in Texas and Maine, where the agents were not wearing body cameras.Key Facts
- ICE will halt most vehicle stops nationwide.
- Every ICE arrest team must have at least one officer wearing a body camera.
- The policy change follows two fatal shootings involving ICE agents.
- Both shootings happened in different states: Texas and Maine.
- The agents involved in those shootings were not wearing body cameras.
- The Department of Homeland Security made this announcement.
- Body cameras are used to record interactions between officers and the public.
- CBS News reported the new policy and the background of the shootings.
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