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Sasha Rogelberg

The electric shock gloves ICE is spending up to $20 million on are already being given to police officers in Omaha public schools

Two ICE agents wearing camouflage gear with eye and face coverings. (Credit: Ryan MURPHY/AFP—Getty Images)

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is preparing to spend up to $20 million on electric shock gloves, an emerging technology already being deployed by police in public schools in Omaha, Nebraska.

ICE will equip officers with high-tech gloves capable of delivering electric shocks, according to documents published this week by the Department of Homeland Security. AP News first reported the plans.

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