ICE's investment in surveillance (Over $258 million) has reached record highs as they devote resources to monitoring and confronting US citizens for their online footprint. The agency has deemed online posts criticizing their actions and "doxxing" their officers a high priority as they track down and confront people in real life over their speech. Some of the posts they've highlighted may reach the high legal bar classification of a threat, but many are just vocalizations of their disdain for recent ICE actions.
The Wall Street Journal
How ICE Is Weaponizing Social Media Against Its Critics
The Wall Street Journal·By Hannah Critchfield, Shane Shifflett·Aug 3, 2026
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