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Federal contract records show that ICE plans to spend $2 million on robot dogs. These robots will be able to search for suspects and assess explosives, among other capabilities. The robots are expected to be deployed by ICE agents.
Further details about their use are available from the source. Robot dogs may be used in various locations, including Chicago, as part of immigration enforcement efforts that also involve electrified gloves and social media tracking.
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