Federal contract records show that ICE plans to spend $2 million on robot dogs. These robots can search for suspects, assess explosives, and perform other tasks. They may be used by ICE agents for immigration enforcement.
The robots are part of a broader effort that also includes electrified gloves and social media tracking.
Further details on the deployment and use of these technologies are available from the source, including information on where they may be used, such as Chicago.
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