Criticism is being directed at a plan by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The agency intends to purchase devices for officers. These devices can deliver a painful shock when applied to someone's skin.

They are designed to be used in situations where people are resisting. The cost of the devices is estimated to be between $10 million and $20 million. Details about the plan were recently made public.

For more information, readers can consult the original report. Further details about the devices and their intended use are available from the source. The plan has drawn criticism from various groups, who have expressed concerns about its potential impact.