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ICE agents are making house calls for online critics
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DHS is accusing people of ‘doxing’ federal agents, and, a new lawsuit claims, trying to chill dissenting speech.
Key facts
- Shortly after federal agents killed two US citizens in Minneapolis, Streever emailed Todd Lyons, at the time the acting director of ICE
- Though Streever didn’t know it yet, while he’d been away, agents with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) had shown up to his home in Rochester and spoken to his wife
- A few hours after checking into a hotel in New York City, David Streever woke up to a call from the front desk saying someone was looking for him
- DHS is accusing people of ‘doxing’ federal agents, and, a new lawsuit claims, trying to chill dissenting speech
Summary
A few hours after checking into a hotel in New York City, David Streever woke up to a call from the front desk saying someone was looking for him. Streever had landed on a return trip from Finland, where he’d vacationed with his daughter. In a lawsuit filed in federal court in Washington, DC, Streever says he didn’t threaten anyone. If Microsoft sold off Xbox, who would even buy it?