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App developer explains why the Trump administration is targeting his app to report ICE sightings
ICEBlock”, an app that allows users to report sightings of ICE activity, has hit the top of the App Store charts for downloads. The app’s developer, Joshua Aaron, defends his reasons for making the mobile application and explains why the Trump administration isn’t happy with its rising popularity.
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Following this comment, ICEBlock grew in popularity overnight, bringing it to the top of the App Store on Tuesday before ...
US government officials have condemned ICEBlock and CNN's recent coverage of it, leading to more people hearing about its ...
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The citizen app for anonymously reporting ICE agents and raids went viral after criticism from the U.S. attorney general.
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A grassroots network of apps, text threads and forums are sharing real-time ICE location data. The Trump administration says ...
The ICEBlock mobile app makes it easy for users to record and share ICE and law enforcement activity, but is it legal to ...
The app, which is free and gives users the ability to anonymously report ICE sightings within a five-mile radius, had approximately 95,200 users as of Monday, Aaron said.
The Waze-inspired cell phone application seeks to warn migrant communities about the presence of ICE officers amid the rise ...
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