ICE’s new body cam policy sparks outrage as it allows selective release of footage—only if deemed “best interests” of the agency—potentially delaying or blocking releases forever, especially after high-profile deaths in custody where cameras were absent. While ICE claims transparency and aims for full officer coverage by August, critics argue the policy openly legitimizes secrecy, contrasting sharply with other agencies that routinely release footage—and even ICE’s own sister department, which withheld video from a January fatal shooting. The tension between accountability and investigation protection remains unresolved.
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