Following two fatal shootings involving ICE agents during traffic stops in Texas and Maine, the Trump administration is mandating the use of body cameras. Former ICE official Tom Homan announced the policy change Sunday, stating the goal is to provide transparency and public understanding of agent actions. Homan believes body cameras will allow the American public to view events as the agents experienced them. The decision comes amid scrutiny over the recent incidents, raising questions about use of force. The mandate applies to agents during traffic stops, and aims to increase accountability and trust. This policy shift represents a response to growing calls for greater oversight of immigration enforcement practices.