ICE is finally deploying body cameras nationwide by September’s end, spending over $30 million — but the real story’s in the policy: footage of shootings or serious incidents won’t be released unless the agency deems it “in the best interests” of its image, giving top leadership sweeping control over what the public sees. While cameras are mandatory during arrests, officers’ identities are redacted, and past incidents remain unshared — experts see this as a PR stunt, not accountability. The rollout, long delayed, is now underway, but transparency remains in question.
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