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Republican Senator Susan Collins of Maine announced that Immigration and Customs Enforcement offices across the country will begin receiving body cameras next week, with full deployment expected by the end of August. The initiative aims to equip all ICE agents operating in the field with the recording devices as part of an agency-wide modernization effort.
Collins did not provide additional details regarding the funding mechanism for the equipment or the specific timeline for individual office installations. The body camera program represents a significant step toward enhanced accountability and transparency within the federal immigration enforcement agency.
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