The High-Tech "Shock Gloves" ICE is Buying for Agents
The Department of Homeland Security is planning to spend up to $20 million outfitting ICE agents with high-tech gloves that can deliver a painful electric shock on contact. While the manufacturer bills them as a "humane" de-escalation tool, civil liberties advocates are slamming the move as a terrifying recipe for abuse.
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