The former head of ICE, in a letter to Congress, stated that the agency collects data on individuals suspected of potentially unlawful activity, which may include protesters. This information was not previously disclosed to the public.
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ICE acknowledges data collection on suspected unlawful activity, including protesters
The former head of ICE revealed in a letter to Congress that the agency collects data on individuals suspected of unlawful activities, including protesters. This acknowledgment comes despite ICE's previous denials of maintaining a database tracking U.S. citizens.
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ICE denies having a protester database. But a letter to Congress sheds more light
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ICE acknowledges data collection on suspected unlawful activity, including protesters