Some Tech Companies Have Privately Pushed Back on ICE Subpoenas. They Should All Do More.

Some Tech Companies Have Privately Pushed Back on ICE Subpoenas. They Should All Do More.

A gritty cinematic raster poster depicting the aftermath of an ICE subpoena attempt against social media platforms. A distressed photocopy lies on a worn floor amidst smoky debris, while figures in tactical gear stand nearby holding documents or monitors, rendered with heavy grain and halftone noise to convey legal tension.

Some Tech Companies Have Privately Pushed Back on ICE Subpoenas. They Should All Do More.

In a handful of known cases, large social media companies have privately pushed back against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) subpoenas when the agency tried to unmask anonymous users who tracked immigration activities or criticized the government. As ICE engages in a pattern of illegal and chilling investigations, any resistance is welcome.

But social media companies can do more.

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