US immigration agency spends $20m on electric-shock gloves for officers

The US immigration agency is procuring electric-shock gloves worth $20 million for its enforcement officers and agents. The gloves are capable of delivering electric shocks and are manufactured by a company that claims they are safe when used correctly. The purchase represents a significant investment in new enforcement equipment for immigration personnel. The move signals a shift toward equipping frontline immigration staff with advanced tactical gear.
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