ICE Invests Millions in Electric Shock Gloves for Detainee Control

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is spending millions of dollars on electric shock gloves intended for use on detainees. The devices are designed to subdue individuals by delivering intense, localized pain. The gloves represent a new category of pain-compliance tool being adopted by the agency. Their acquisition has drawn attention due to concerns about the use of painful force in immigration enforcement contexts.

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