Trump administration cuts ICE body camera funding

The Trump administration has been reducing support for body cameras worn by ICE officers and has cut staff who oversee the agency's actions.

Body cameras are important because they can show what really happens during interactions between officers and the public.

The administration has also sent more officers to different cities, which has led to some violent incidents.

Some people, like Democrats and civil rights groups, are upset because they think this makes it harder to hold officers accountable for any wrongdoing.

The administration says the officers are doing their jobs to protect communities.

There have been recent shootings that have made people want more oversight and better use of body cameras.