Immigration and Customs Enforcement is set to equip officers with body cameras within the next two months. The agency has a policy in place regarding the release of footage from these cameras. This policy allows the agency to control what footage is made public, with releases determined by what is in its best interests.
Further details on the policy and the use of body cameras by Immigration and Customs Enforcement can be found through KXAN, the source of this information.
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