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Los Angeles Times
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ICE's new gloves aim to subdue with shock
Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to spend up to $20 million to purchase specialized gloves capable of delivering electric shocks, intended as a non-lethal means for agents to control individuals. Videos from the manufacturer show the gloves causing significant muscle spasms and subduing people quickly. Civil rights advocates express concern that this technology may increase public mistrust and be used to intimidate, especially given ICE’s history of controversial enforcement practices.
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