Electric-shock gloves ICE plans to use inflicted intense pain in army study

ICE has signed a $16.7 million deal for electric-shock gloves that could be used to control detainees and protesters. A military study found that the devices induced intense pain and excessive fear in participants, leading them to stop fighting immediately and fear additional exposures.

The use of these devices by ICE raises concerns about the potential for excessive force and human rights abuses against detainees and protesters.