ICE Insists Full-Body Restraint Suits Are Basically Cozy Travel Wear for the 'Combative'
- Who
- Trump administration / ICE
- What
- Blasts ACLU in Los Angeles over alleged misuse of full-body restraint suits on detainees
- When
- September 26, 2026
- Where
- Los Angeles
The Trump administration criticized the ACLU in Los Angeles over allegations that ICE misuses full-body restraint suits on detainees. An ICE spokesperson stated the suits are rarely used and only deployed on flights involving combative or potentially self-harming individuals. The ACLU had raised concerns about the frequency and conditions of their use. The dispute centers on whether current deployment practices match the stated policy.
Our analysts confirm that wrapping a human being in a full-body restraint suit for a commercial flight is the aviation equivalent of a weighted blanket — if the blanket were designed by someone who thinks 'combative' includes asking for water. The spokesperson's assurance that this happens 'rarely' carries the same comfort as a surgeon noting they only occasionally leave instruments inside patients. ICE has effectively argued that the problem isn't the restraint suit; it's the ACLU's failure to appreciate its ergonomic benefits for people who won't sit still while being deported.
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