ICE Denies Tracking Activists as ‘Domestic Terrorists,’ Yet Statement May Imply Otherwise
The Independent notes that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement denied labeling activists as “domestic terrorists.” ICE’s statement asserts it does not
The Independent notes that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement denied
labeling activists as “domestic terrorists.” ICE’s statement asserts it does not
track such individuals under that designation. However, the agency’s remarks may
inadvertently acknowledge the practice. The report points to language that
suggests a de‑facto tracking effort. Critics argue the denial conflicts with
internal policies. The agency has not provided further clarification. The
controversy adds pressure on ICE to be transparent about its monitoring methods.
Stakeholders await a formal response from the department.