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A development in the use of body cameras by ICE agents has been announced. According to Maine Sen. Susan Collins, the shipment of body cameras to ICE offices is set to begin next week.
The plan is for all ICE agents to be equipped with body cameras nationwide by the end of August. This timeline was also confirmed by Sen. Collins.
Further information on this development can be found through ABC13 Houston, which reported on Sen. Collins' announcement.
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