Overview
- ICE List's founder says a DHS employee provided records for roughly 4,500 ICE, Border Patrol, and other DHS staff following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good.
- The dataset reportedly includes names, work emails, phone numbers, job roles, and résumé details, with about 1,800 frontline agents and 150 supervisors identified and an estimated 80 percent still employed.
- The site says it now holds around 6,500 records in total and plans to publish most verified names, with case-by-case exceptions for roles such as childcare workers and nurses.
- The volunteer-run project is hosted outside the United States, uses artificial intelligence to verify identities, and the founder said an initial batch of entries was set for release Tuesday night.
- DHS officials, including Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin, caution that publication raises safety risks for agents, while lawmakers have pushed anti-doxxing measures such as Rep. Marsha Blackburn’s proposal.