PJ Media
Rick Moran
June 23, 2018
On Thursday, WikiLeaks published a database of current and former ICE agents and employees, claiming it was important for "increasing accountability."
The information was publicly available on Linkedin, according to the website.
Washington Post:
The database contains the employees' publicly available personal information and job history scraped from LinkedIn, including deportation officers, IT workers, human resource interns and legal assistants, among others. The list includes their LinkedIn profile photos and information on educational background and the city and state where they're based.
"This information is an important public resource for understanding ICE programs and increasing accountability, especially in light of the extreme actions taken by ICE lately, such as the separation of children and parents at the US border," WikiLeaks wrote in its description of the data set.How does publishing the name and photo of an ICE IT worker, intern, or legal assistant aid the American people in "understanding ICE programs" and "increasing accountability"?
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