ICE is testing electric shock gloves—called G.L.O.V.E.—to help agents de-escalate tense encounters without resorting to deadly force, with a potential $20 million investment. Supporters say they’re a safer alternative to Tasers or pepper spray, already proven effective in some jails. But critics warn the devices could be misused by officers already accused of aggressive tactics, reigniting concerns over immigration enforcement and civil rights. Training and policy are still underway as the debate rages on.
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