Newsom signs law banning ICE shock gloves in California

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) signed a package of bills into law aimed at restricting and increasing oversight of federal immigration enforcement in the state.

The measures target the tactics and facilities used by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, including the use of wearable electroshock devices, flash-bang grenades, and explosive breaching charges, while imposing new requirements on private immigration detention facilities, describing President Donald Trump’s immigration tactic as “Orwellian.”

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