The Trump administration plans to purchase up to $20 million worth of electric-shock gloves for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers. This move comes as the administration faces mounting criticism for its increasingly strict immigration policies and enforcement tactics. The gloves are intended for use during apprehensions and potentially for control during detainment. Critics express concerns that the use of such devices could lead to excessive force and potential abuse against migrants. Homeland Security has yet to release details about training protocols or specific guidelines for glove deployment. The purchase signals a further escalation in border enforcement and a willingness to equip officers with potentially painful and controversial tools. The decision is likely to fuel further debate over the treatment of immigrants at the US border.