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ICE agents confronted a Syracuse woman to try to get her to delete an Instagram post.
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ICE agents confronted a Syracuse woman to try to get her to delete an Instagram post.
Agents walked into a polling place on primary Election Day to demand that one of the workers, Paigelynne Gonyea, delete her post, claiming she “may be in violation of federal law.” The post contains the name of Jonathan Ross, the agent who shot and killed Renee Good in Minneapolis, who has been named by a number of media outlets, including The Verge.
On Friday, US Representative John Mannion wrote to DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin requesting the agency “promptly review this incident and put a stop to any ICE activities that target protected speech under the First Amendment.”
"ICE wanted my autograph. I declined."
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