The DOJ has subpoenaed Reddit and X to try to unmask ICE critics.
The US Justice Department wants names, addresses, and banking information of at least two anonymous users, and is subpoenaing Reddit and X as part of criminal investigations, according to Bloomberg. The users have hired lawyers to push back. [Link: The DOJ Wants to Know Who on Reddit and X Is Criticizing ICE's Tactics | https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-28/trump-s-doj-ramps-up-probes-of-anonymous-ice-c…
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