DHS weighs electric-shock gloves for ICE as part of a de-escalation push

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The Department of Homeland Security plans to spend up to $20 million to equip ICE agents with 'G.L.O.V.E' electric-shock gloves intended for de-escalation, a move drawing civil-rights concerns and questions about deployment, while DHS emphasizes officer training and ongoing body-camera rollout amid broader ICE reform debates.
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