A recent shooting in Houston has raised questions about the use of body cameras by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. The officers involved in the shooting death of a Mexican man were not wearing body cameras, according to Homeland Security.

The Department of Homeland Security was granted $20 million for body cameras, but their deployment has been slow. This has prompted criticism from those seeking accountability for officers enforcing immigration policies.

Further details about the shooting and the status of body camera deployment are available from KPRC 2 Houston. The incident has sparked outrage and concerns about transparency and accountability.