DHS won’t say whether it’s keeping a database of anti-ICE protesters.
ICE has denied it maintains such a database, but Mother Jones lays out some shifty wording that suggests Trump administration officials are dodging the question — including a spontaneous mention of the known Terrorist Screening Dataset. Given that 15 Minnesota activists are facing federal charges, it sure sounds like DHS may be tracking protesters after all. [Link: ICE finds a new way to dodge Congress about a…
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