Electric-shock gloves could soon be in ICE agents' hands. Here's why critics are alarmed.
Critics are opposing the potential use of electric-shock gloves by ICE agents, labeling the technology as dehumanizing and dangerous. Opponents are urging Congress to halt the procurement of these devices.
We must say “NO” to shock gloves for ICE. They are degrading, dehumanizing, and will put the general population — American citizens and immigrants alike – at great risk. Please join me in contacting your representatives in Congress to ask them to halt the procurement of these shock gloves, writes Linda Kohar of Parma in a letter to the editor.
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