The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced plans to equip Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents with gloves capable of emitting electric shocks. This measure aims to manage individuals in the field who do not comply with instructions from officers.
An official notice from the DHS indicates these gloves will be used to address non-compliance issues effectively during field operations. The gloves are part of a broader strategy to ensure safety and control in situations where individuals resist cooperation.
The details of this initiative were disclosed through the agency’s acquisition system, highlighting its commitment to equipping officers with tools to manage challenging encounters.
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