Following several fatal shooting incidents involving suspects, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents will now be required to wear body cameras. These cameras will record all vehicle stops conducted by ICE agents, a move announced by Tom Homan, the former acting director of ICE, during a Fox News interview. Homan stated the purpose of this policy change is to increase transparency and public trust. The implementation aims to allow the American public to witness interactions between agents and those being stopped. This decision comes amidst increasing scrutiny of law enforcement practices, particularly those involving immigration enforcement. It reflects a broader national conversation about police accountability and oversight. The policy intends to document interactions and provide a clearer record of events.