2026-02-03
15 分钟Good morning.
The Trump administration agrees to bring in body cameras for ICE,
but their tactics remain under heavy scrutiny.
The Washington Post explains how monitoring practices have changed.
The way these surveillance tools are being used affects Americans far more broadly than they might suspect.
Gaza's gateway to the world reopens after more than two years of war.
The Associated Press tells us how it's off to a slow start and how the latest Epstein documents have caused political downfalls worldwide.
It's Tuesday, February 3rd.
I'm Shemita Basu.
This is Apple News Today.
As Republicans search for a way to avert another long-running shutdown,
it appears at least one of the Democrats' demands has now been met.
ICE and Border Patrol officers will be issued body cameras,
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced yesterday.
It's a reversal for the Trump administration,
which had previously proposed major cuts to a body camera program.
But it was probably one of the more straightforward concessions.
President Trump backed their use in recent days as have other Republicans.
There remain many more hurdles ahead before both chambers can agree on a package that would ensure a funded government for the rest of the year.
As lawmakers debate restrictions for ICE agents,