ICE to Release Body Camera Footage When It 'Serves Its Best Interests,' According to Policy
· Telemundo McAllen (KTLM)
ICE is set to equip its agents with body cameras within the next two months, but its policy allows the agency significant discretion over which recordings are made public, stating that any release must serve its 'best interests.' The rollout comes after recent fatal shootings involving ICE agents, raising accountability concerns. Videos of serious incidents will only be released after a review by a committee, and the agency can withhold footage if deemed necessary. ICE has spent $30.9 million on body cameras, and agents are expected to receive them by the end of September, despite previous delays in deployment.
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