In the wake of two fatal shootings involving ICE agents, there is growing scrutiny and concern regarding the lack of body cameras on these officers. Lawmakers and advocates have raised questions about the accountability of the agency, while the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that every ICE arrest team will now include at least one agent equipped with a body camera. The issue has sparked a heated debate about the adequacy of training and the need for increased transparency within ICE operations. Political figures, including Rep. Gilliard and others, are calling for mandatory body cameras to prevent future incidents. The recent fatalities have revitalized discussions around agency policies and stirred public outrage, with notable media figures like Whoopi Goldberg addressing the matter publicly. As the DHS moves to implement body cameras, critics continue to press for accountability and question the prior lack of oversight in high-stakes situations.