NewsVoice of San DiegoAugust 28, 2026San Diego
California lawmaker introduces bill to prohibit ICE from using electric shock gloves
A California legislator has introduced a bill to block U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from using electric shock gloves. The proposal follows reports that the federal agency intends to purchase thousands of these devices.
Read the full story at Voice of San DiegoWhy It Matters
The bill seeks to establish a state-level prohibition on the use of specific restraint technology by federal immigration agents operating within California.
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Who's Mentioned
personLaShae Sharp-Collins“Introduced AB 2760 to ban electric shock gloves.”personDavid Trujillo“Supports the ban on electroshock devices.”personCatherine Blakespear“Sponsor of SB 989 regarding CARE Court referrals.”personAkilah Weber Pierson“Sponsor of SB 958 regarding Midway Rising development.”personCarl DeMaio“Voted against SB 958.”organizationVoice of San Diego“Publisher of the news article.”locationCalifornia“Jurisdiction where the bill is being introduced.”personGavin Newsom“Has until Sept. 30 to sign or veto SB 958.”organizationU.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement“Target of the proposed ban; planning to purchase shock gloves.”personKelly Seyarto“Opposed the bill in committee.”