California Moves to Bar ICE Ties, Pauses Electric-Shock Restraints
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California lawmakers approved a package of bills to bar federal immigration agents from most state and local public employment, prevent police from moonlighting with ICE, and require a safety study before implementing electric-shock gloves, with a 2030 deployment pause; Gov. Newsom has until Sept. 30 to sign the measures.
- California lawmakers pass restrictions on hiring former immigration agents, ban on electric-shock gloves Los Angeles Times
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- California lawmakers target jobs for former immigration officers Politico
- House Democrats demand answers over ICE’s $16.7M purchase of 6,000 electric shock gloves The Hill
- California becomes first state to pass electroshock gloves ban for law enforcement Sacramento Bee
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