Electrocution gloves used by U.S. Immigration Police

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has introduced stun glove devices designed to incapacitate detainees' ability to resist and react, as part of its intensified crackdown amid President Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigrants. The agency plans to spend over $20 million on equipment used to de-escalate tense situations, but human rights organizations warn that these devices could be used to inflict severe pain without oversight, raising concerns about abuse and reduced accountability. The department emphasizes that its personnel receive training on the appropriate use of force and that decisions are made after careful review, while rights groups argue that Trump’s campaign is leading to human rights violations and creating an unsafe environment for minorities.

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