Activists in los angeles are posting the names, photos and personal information of ice agents — and are warning neighborhoods about impending raids, federal sources said. Yes, ice agents and their families have been extensively doxxed Multiple department of homeland security sources confirm that ice officers and their family members have had their personal information, photos, and locations posted online, putting them in grave danger [1]. In one instance, it emerged that a website is using facial recognition technology to expose ice agents To find out more, ntd spoke with campus reform reporter emily sturge, who is tracking the issue closely. House minority leader hakeem jeffries and other democrats have sparked controversy by threatening to unmask ice agents, leading to a legislative response from sen
Marsha blackburn with a bill to criminalize doxxing law enforcement officers.
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