The ICE Shootings Transparency Act requires federal authorities to share evidence and investigative materials with state and local law enforcement agencies when officers from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or U.S. Customs and Border Protection discharge firearms, injure someone, or kill someone during their official duties. The bill mandates that the Secretary of Homeland Security and Attorney General provide access to incident scenes and share all relevant evidence without unreasonable delay, including body camera footage, surveillance video, radio communications, witness statements, forensic evidence, and other investigative materials. This requirement applies to incidents occurring anywhere in the United States where state or local law enforcement have jurisdiction. The legislation aims to increase transparency and coordination between federal immigration enforcement agencies and local authorities when use-of-force incidents occur. The bill was introduced in October 2026 and referred to the House committees on Homeland Security, Judiciary, and Ways and Means for consideration.