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Deadly ICE shootings renew scrutiny of recruitment, training
Two deadly shootings involving ICE officers led to renewed protests and questions about the agency's tactics, training, and recruitment. The officers were not wearing body cameras, and the victims were not the intended targets. Amna Nawaz discussed the issue with John Sandweg, who served as acting director of ICE under President Obama.
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