DHS moves to unmask protesters

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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security issued administrative subpoenas to social-media companies seeking the identities of accounts that protested Immigration and Customs Enforcement across the United States.

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Dagens Nyheter

Tech giants asked for personal data on ICE critics

Tech giants such as Google and Meta have been asked to hand over information about people who criticized ICE on social media, according to The New York Times. Donald Trump's 'border czar' Tom Homan will push to build a database of demonstrators' names.

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Die Zeit

Social media companies: US department demands data disclosure from anti-ICE activists

In the United States, companies like Meta and Google were reportedly asked to disclose the real names of users. The accounts affected were those of critics of ICE.

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