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Precedent in the USA: Immigration agent to be prosecuted after shooting a migrant — faces up to 5 years in prison
Christian Castro is accused of making false statements regarding the circumstances of the shooting that occurred on January 14. This is the first time the court has prosecuted an immigration agency agent for his actions during an enforcement operation. In Minneapolis, there are demands to toughen the charges against Castro.

95 Million Dollars for Fighting Crypto Crime: The Role of ICE
A massive US government contract has turned into a legal battle between two leading blockchain analysis firms. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) faces allegations of awarding the contract without a fair tender process.

Far-right figure Milo Yiannopoulos arrested in the US
The British activist, who was close to Steve Bannon and previously served as Kanye West's campaign manager, was arrested at an airport in Louisiana and is being held at an immigration facility. The circumstances remain unclear.

At a cost of $16.7 million: The US police's way of dealing with criminals
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has purchased 6,000 pairs of gloves capable of delivering an electric shock. The gloves will assist officers in the field in subduing detainees and protesters who resist arrest.

"Illegal Alien": Israeli convicted of kidnapping and released from prison arrested by ICE
Avishai Alon, a former Amazon and Microsoft engineer and AI entrepreneur, was transferred to immigration authorities following his parole. According to authorities, he is an illegal alien in the US.

Correspondence reveals: Despite the tension, the United States and Iran cooperated
Emails between US immigration officials point to working ties between the US and Iran regarding the deportation of migrants. The countries coordinated deportation flights for Iranian citizens in late 2025 and early 2026.

Instant electric shock: The new glove of the U.S. immigration service
A new and controversial measure planned to be put into use next year is causing a stir in the U.S.

Storm in the US: Immigration authority to purchase electric shock gloves for millions
The stated goal of the procurement is to "achieve compliance quickly and prevent escalation." Human rights organizations and senior officials in the United States have sharply criticized the plan, citing a death case linked to the use of such gloves: "This will lead to a severe escalation in violence."
Electric shock at arm's reach: The new and controversial weapon of the US immigration police
The Department of Homeland Security plans to purchase the G.L.O.V.E system for $20 million for immigration enforcement and investigation agents. The administration presents it as a means to de-escalate conflicts, while human rights organizations warn against excessive use of force.