Apple has removed the "Eyes Up" app from its App Store, which archived videos of arrests made by ICE agents, following the recent takedown of the ICEBlock app. Despite the removal from the App Store, Eyes Up remains accessible on Android and the web. The app aimed to hold the government accountable for its actions rather than track ICE agents in real-time.

Pokémon fans are urging Nintendo to sue the U.S. government after a controversial video from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) used Pokémon imagery to promote ICE operations. The video, which features ICE agents detaining immigrants alongside Pokémon references, has sparked outrage for its portrayal of immigrants and the perceived trivialization of serious issues.

An ICE agent armed with a machine gun appeared to soil himself while confronting anti-ICE protesters in Oakland, California, leading to online ridicule. The incident occurred amidst rising tensions related to immigration enforcement, including recent violence involving federal agents and protesters in the Bay Area. The FBI is currently investigating the situation.

The article discusses an incident where ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) allegedly kidnapped a Colombian man during his immigration court hearing in New York City, highlighting the brutal treatment faced by individuals attempting to migrate legally. The content is shared within the r/ICE_Watch community on Reddit, which aims to raise awareness about the actions of ICE and other federal agencies.

The article details the activities of the Harbor Area Peace Patrol, a grassroots group in Los Angeles that monitors U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. As they prepare for potential ICE raids, the group engages in surveillance and information sharing to protect vulnerable communities, particularly amidst fears of a crackdown under the Trump administration.

A Culver City ice cream vendor has returned home after being detained by ICE for several months. His story highlights the challenges faced by immigrant workers in the United States. The community has rallied in support of him during his ordeal.

The town of McCook, Nebraska, is outraged over the Department of Homeland Security's decision to convert a local work camp into an immigrant detention facility, a move that has cut the community out of a $14 million deal with ICE. Residents, who valued the camp for providing jobs to minor offenders, are filing lawsuits against the takeover, expressing their dissatisfaction with the change and its implications for the community.

The article discusses a post from the subreddit r/PublicFreakout about a man from Colombia who was forcibly taken by ICE while attending his immigration court hearing in New York City. It highlights the brutal treatment of immigrants, even when they attempt to follow legal procedures.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has awarded a $5.7 million contract for AI-driven social media surveillance software called Zignal Labs, which is also used by the Israeli military and the Pentagon. This contract aims to enhance ICE's social media monitoring capabilities, raising concerns about the implications for immigrant rights and privacy. Advocates warn that such surveillance tools may specifically target political speech and dissent among immigrant communities.