ICE to acquire devices that can deliver electric shocks to officers
The Hill · August 12, 2026Original source ↗
What happened
The Department of Homeland Security published a notice detailing plans for Immigrations and Customs Enforcement to obtain gloves capable of delivering electric shocks. The agency intends to spend up to $20 million on these devices, known as Generated Low Output Voltage Emitters or G.L.O.V.E.
Why it matters
This development may influence how law enforcement engages with individuals during operations.
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The acquisition of electric shock gloves by ICE may affect how officers interact with individuals during operations. This could lead to increased use of force, raising concerns about safety and civil rights.
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