ICE Agents Appear To Track Down Woman, Demand She Delete Social Media Post
Summary
Two ICE agents visited a New York woman at her polling site to demand she delete an Instagram post that named an ICE agent involved in a fatal shooting. The woman was asked to sign a form saying she may have broken federal law but refused to remove the post.Key Facts
- The woman, Paigelynne Gonyea, was working at a polling site in Syracuse when ICE agents came to talk to her.
- The agents warned her to delete an Instagram post identifying an ICE agent who fatally shot Renée Good in Minneapolis.
- Gonyea said the agents showed her a folder with her social media posts and her driver’s license.
- She was asked to sign a form claiming her post might violate federal law by threatening a federal official.
- Gonyea did not remove the post and disagreed that her post was doxing since the agent’s name was already public.
- The ICE shooting of Renée Good caused public outrage and calls for prosecution of the agents involved.
- ICE said the shootings were justified despite videos that suggested otherwise.
- Gonyea shared a video of her encounter with ICE agents and posted a photo of the form she refused to sign.
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