Newsom bars ICE from using shock gloves, other ‘Orwellian’ tactics in California
Summary
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a new law that bans police and other law enforcement in California from using electric shock gloves. This ban starts next year and will remain in place until 2030. It also applies to federal officers working in California.Key Facts
- Governor Gavin Newsom signed the law on Tuesday.
- The law bans use of electric shock gloves by law enforcement.
- The ban covers local, state, and federal officers in California.
- The ban starts in 2025 and lasts until 2030.
- The law is part of California’s response to immigration enforcement tactics under President Donald Trump’s administration.
- Electric shock gloves are devices that can deliver a painful electric shock to control people.
- The governor described some federal immigration tactics as “Orwellian,” referencing strict and invasive methods.
- This is the latest action from California opposing federal immigration policies.
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