Immigration and Customs Enforcement is set to equip its officers with body cameras within the next two months. The rollout is expected to be completed by the end of September, with all field officers nationwide receiving the cameras. This move comes after years of delays and increased pressure for accountability following recent fatal shootings by officers.

The body-worn cameras are intended to provide transparency, but the agency's policy may limit public access to footage. Further details on the policy and rollout are available from the source, including information on how the agency will determine what footage to release and how it will impact transparency and accountability.