Tom Homan, described as the Trump administration’s “border czar,” says Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will require officers to record vehicle stops using at least one body camera. Speaking on Sunday, Homan said body cameras help the public see what officers observe during enforcement actions. The comments come as ICE faces renewed scrutiny following fatal shootings by federal immigration officers earlier this month. Multiple outlets report that the shootings occurred in Texas and Maine and involved the deaths of two men across a six-day period. CBS also reports that Homan made similar remarks on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan,” calling body cameras “the way to go” and stating they allow Americans to understand what an officer sees during an action. The Guardian frames Homan’s comments as part of the response to public concern over the shootings, noting his view that body cameras could provide greater transparency around law enforcement encounters. The reports do not detail the scope of the policy beyond recording vehicle stops with at least one camera, nor do they provide implementation timelines or specific oversight measures.