ICE plans to spend a pretty penny to supplement its force with robotic “dogs” for immigration enforcement operations.
The controversial agency could spend up to $2 million to acquire the Boston Dynamics robots, according to NBC News.
The doglike robots, outfitted with cameras and chemical detection sensors, will be used to scout buildings and areas for ICE officers and help officers determine whether it is safe to enter, an official told the outlet. They said the robots would not be used to make arrests.
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