ICE is set to spend up to $20 million on electric shock gloves—called G.L.O.V.E.s—to subdue resisting individuals, sparking fierce debate. Designed to deliver a bee-sting-like jolt when activated, the gloves aim to quickly gain compliance during arrests or removals. But civil rights groups warn of dangerous misuse, citing ICE’s history of excessive force and lack of oversight. While manufacturers say they’re meant only for high-risk situations—not punishment or use on kids or elders—the real question remains: can these tools be used fairly without escalating harm?
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