Criticism is mounting over a plan by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The agency intends to purchase devices for officers, with a price tag of tens of millions of dollars. These devices are designed to be worn as gloves and can deliver a painful shock.

They are meant to help gain compliance from individuals who are resisting. The devices must come into contact with a person's skin to work. Further information about this plan is available from KSAT 12, including details about the devices and the reaction from officials and advocates.