QR Codes Required for ICE and CBP Officers to Boost Accountability.
This Act mandates that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers wear visible, scannable QR codes during enforcement activities. Scanning the code provides immediate access to the officer's identity, badge number, and active status, while also offering a secure way for the public to file complaints. This change aims to increase transparency and accountability in federal immigration enforcement.
Key points
ICE and CBP officers must wear clearly visible, scannable QR codes on their uniforms during enforcement activities.
Scanning the code links to a government website displaying the officer's full name, badge number, agency, and active status.
The website must include a secure mechanism for individuals to submit complaints about the officer's conduct.
The law protects officers' private information, such as home addresses and personal phone numbers, from public display.
Status:
Introduced
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