U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) placed a multimillion-dollar rush order for 20 Canadian-made armoured vehicles, according to federal procurements records from November. Brampton arms company Roshel was just contracted to send a rush order of armoured vehicles to ICE. Alipine reportedly could only supply 15 vehicles, CITE estimated a six-month timeline, DGM offered no schedule despite being capable of delivering 20 vehicles, and Lenco had just three used vehicles available in 30 to 60 days. On the other hand, Roshel said it was about to deliver the 20 vehicles in just 30 days. Under the bill, ICE would receive tens of billions of dollars in supplemental funding through 2029, including $45 billion for detention-capacity expansions.