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Former ICE Acting Director Todd Lyons joined “American Agenda” to discuss the latest technology and safety measures being evaluated and deployed for law enforcement officers, including less-lethal electric shock gloves and body-worn cameras.
AI:In a direct rebuttal to the hysterical outcries of Democratic elites, former ICE Acting Director Todd Lyons joined Newsmax to defend the deployment of critical safety technologies like body-worn cameras and less-lethal electric shock gloves. While radical leftist agitators and their useful idiots in the media attempt to frame these essential tools as "brutality," Lyons makes it clear that this equipment is actually designed to save lives by reducing fatal encounters during high-stakes enforcement actions. By providing agents with effective, non-lethal means to manage volatile subjects, the Department of Homeland Security is prioritizing both officer safety and de-escalation—a reality that the establishment media continues to ignore in…Open
Chris Cuomo examines the House’s passage of the Stop Insider Trading Act, arguing Republicans weakened the bill by pairing it with a voter ID requirement. Cuomo argues the move amounted to a poison pill for the bill when it reaches the Senate. Stephen A. Smith offers his take. The Trump administration says ICE agents are facing a 3,000% increase in vehicular attacks. However, a new report finds those allegations often fall apart and fail in court. What is the real story? Trump’s former acting director of ICE, Todd Lyons, addresses the controversy. The family of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells is still digging for answers to growing questions about the 18-year-old’s death. The results of the independent autopsy they ordered were released…
It was announced in March by then-ICE director Todd Lyons that about 3,000 out of the 13,000 agents had body cameras then, with 6,000 more on the way.
Half of all ICE field offices across the U.S. now have body cameras for agents, with the rest expected to get them within 60 days, according to the Department of Homeland Security. Why it matters: Calls for all agents to be outfitted with cameras have accelerated as a series of fatal shootings and other use-of-force incidents have unfolded nationwide. The big picture: The push for ICE body cameras has been a years-long effort. But pressure for more scrutiny of agents' actions has been particularly strong since agents fatally shot two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis earlier this year and two more people were killed this month in Texas and Maine, where officers weren't wearing cameras. - Former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem ordered immediate…
On the June 19, 2026 edition of Rob Schmitt Tonight, guest host Bob Brooks breaks down the top headlines making an impact on the political conversation nationwide. Featured guests include Dr. Carol Swain, Fred Fleitz, Tony Shaffer, Todd Lyons, Dr. Michael Savage, Dick Morris and Kay Smythe.
On Friday's "Rob Schmitt Tonight," former Ice Director Todd Lyons joined to talk about the worries of illegal migrants voting.
Because of his former job, Todd Lyons cannot engage with the Department of Homeland Security for a year, per federal law.
Dave Venturella is set to serve as acting ICE Director following the departure of Todd Lyons, according to a DHS spokesperson.
Venturella will be the latest in a long line of acting ICE directors. The agency has not had a Senate confirmed director since an Obama administration official resigned in 2017.