Immigration officers would be required to wear body cameras during public enforcement actions to increase transparency.
This bill, called the "Trust Through Transparency Act of 2025," would require federal immigration officers to wear and use body cameras during public enforcement duties. It would set rules for how long video footage is kept and how it can be used. The goal is to make immigration enforcement more open and accountable.
Currently, federal law does not explicitly require immigration enforcement officers to wear body cameras during public interactions. If this bill becomes law, it would change the rules to require certain immigration officers to wear and use body cameras during public enforcement actions. There would also be clear rules for keeping and sharing video footage, along with public reports on officer compliance and an independent panel to advise on body camera policies.
HR 5653 · 119th Congress · September 30, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 5/10
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