Claim: Neither ICE agent who fatally shot civilians during traffic stops was wearing a body camera

The claim that neither ICE agent involved in the fatal shootings was wearing a body camera is true. Reports from credible sources like The Guardian and BBC confirm that federal personnel were not equipped with body cameras during these incidents. There is no evidence contradicting this assertion, as no sources have reported the presence of body camera footage from the involved agents. This lack of evidence supports the claim's validity, aligning with the findings of multiple reputable outlets. The absence of body camera footage raises concerns about accountability in such critical situations. The graders interpret the evidence differently, so the score range widens. Gemini comes in highest (95%), while Perplexity is lowest (75%). There are no opposing claims or evidence presented that contradict the assertion that neither ICE agent was wearing a body camera. All available sources consistently indicate the absence of body camera footage from the agents involved in the shootings. This uniformity in reporting strengthens the claim's credibility, leaving little room for uncertainty regarding the agents' equipment during the incidents.