NewzOn Saturday, the acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), David J. Venturella, publicly challenged reporting by The Associated Press regarding the agency's policy on body-worn camera footage. The dispute centers on an AP report concerning the agency's criteria for releasing such footage to the public.
According to the reports, the policy in question stipulates that ICE will only release body-worn camera footage when the agency determines that doing so is in its best interests. The acting director's statement serves as a formal pushback against the characterization of this policy as presented in the initial AP coverage.
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