Tech companies quietly resist Trump administration subpoenas seeking information on users critical of its immigration policies
Topics: Immigration & ICE
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- WSJ reports: “Google, Meta and other tech firms are pushing back against broad ICE demands for user data as the federal agency scours platforms for immigration speech.”
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