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ICE is rolling out $10–20 million worth of electric shock gloves—called G.L.O.V.E.s—to help officers subdue resisting individuals, sparking fierce debate. Designed to deliver a painful but brief sting, the gloves aim to aid smaller or less physically capable officers in de-escalating tense situations. But civil rights groups warn of potential abuse, especially given ICE’s history of excessive force and recent fatal shootings. While manufacturers insist strict training and certification are required, critics doubt compliance—and worry about lack of oversight, since these devices can be used without body cameras capturing the moment.

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