Aug 8 (Reuters) – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will complete its rollout of body cameras to officers and agents by the end of the month, Acting Director David Venturella said on Saturday. • Agency policy permits expedited footage release when appropriate after a serious injury or death of someone in custody, he said. But the agency can withhold footage if it could compromise investigations or privacy, Venturella said. • Fatal shootings last month at traffic stops in Maine and Texas sparked protests and ⁠raised questions over ICE agents’ lack of body cameras. • Trump administration border czar Tom Homan subsequently said ICE officers will be required to record vehicle stops with at least one body camera.