Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers will start wearing body cameras nationwide this fall. The move is intended to increase transparency, but some are concerned about how footage will be shared with the public. A policy released by the agency outlines when officers are required to use the cameras, including during arrests and enforcement activities.

The cameras are expected to be in use by all officers by the end of September. Further details about the policy and implementation of body cameras are available from the source, including information about funding allocated for the initiative.