The Trump administration says Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is now required to wear body cameras for most traffic stops following fatal shootings, according to a statement attributed to the administration’s border czar. The reporting indicates the change applies broadly across many ICE traffic enforcement actions, though details of the rollout and the exact scope of “most” stops are not specified in the provided excerpts. The Independent also reports that the administration links delays in federal agents using body cameras to shutdown-related disruptions connected to Democrat-led government shutdowns. In contrast, Yahoo UK’s provided excerpt contains no additional specifics beyond echoing the claim that ICE body-camera requirements have been implemented for most traffic stops after fatal incidents. Taken together, the sources describe an administrative policy shift focused on equipping ICE officers with body-worn cameras during traffic stops, with the administration pointing to prior operational constraints as a reason body-cam use had not already been in place.