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Video: Former ICE officials fault Trump admin over Maine Texas shootings and vehicle stops

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Former ICE officials fault Trump admin over Maine Texas shootings and vehicle stops

Jul 22, 2026

MS NOW segment features former ICE Chief of Staff Jason Hauser and another ex-DHS official discussing recent complaints, use-of-force issues, and two July 2026 fatal shootings during vehicle stops in Maine and Texas. Guests criticize delays on body cameras promised since February, a temporary DHS pause on stops that was quickly reversed, and alleged pressure from arrest quotas. The discussion draws on prior Minneapolis incidents, references Bennie Thompson on 60-day body-cam timelines, and contrasts with faster CBP deployment; sourcing is limited to the guests' accounts with no administration representatives or primary documents shown.

Source: MS NOW

Video: ICE resumes nationwide traffic stops requiring body cameras after shootings

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ICE resumes nationwide traffic stops requiring body cameras after shootings

Jul 18, 2026

Fox News segment discusses new White House guidance allowing ICE agents to resume vehicle stops for deportations only if at least one officer wears a body camera, following two recent deadly shootings. Host Sandra interviews Chad Wolf, former acting DHS secretary, who explains the policy change enables continued operations while cameras roll out. Wolf and the host reference statements from Sen. Markwayne Mullin and White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on the rollout, blame prior funding lapses on a partial shutdown, and critique anti-ICE activist rhetoric. Sourcing relies on named administration officials and the guest's expertise.

Source: Fox News

Video: Gilliard and McDaniel urge McMaster to request body cameras for ICE agents in South Carolina

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Gilliard and McDaniel urge McMaster to request body cameras for ICE agents in South Carolina

Jul 15, 2026

Live 5 News reports that State Rep. Wendell Gilliard, joined by Rep. Andy McDaniel, sent a letter to Gov. Henry McMaster urging him to contact the Department of Homeland Security. The lawmakers want ICE agents operating in South Carolina to be required to wear and activate body cameras. The segment notes the request comes amid dozens of use-of-force incidents nationwide this year, highlighting a recent fatal shooting in Maine. Gilliard’s letter stresses transparency regardless of views on immigration policy.

Source: Live 5 News | The Lowcountry's News Leader