US ICE grants $16.7m contract to buy thousands of electric shock gloves
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By Kanishka Singh A notice on a federal database said that ICE, which has been the face of President Donald Trump'simmigration crackdown, entered into a no-bid contract to purchase the gloves from Kentucky-based firm Compliant Technologies.
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What happened
By Kanishka Singh A notice on a federal database said that ICE, which has been the face of President Donald Trump'simmigration crackdown, entered into a no-bid contract to purchase the gloves from Kentucky-based firm Compliant Technologies.
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