- The data was posted on the ICE website.
- The posted document included immigrants’ names, case status and detention locations and remained on the site for about five hours, as first reported by the Los Angeles Times.
- The information was posted Monday morning and is raising concerns about the future safety of asylum seekers consider some fled gangs in Central America.
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ICE Accidentally Posts Identities Of 6,000-Plus Asylum Seekers
Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Wednesday that it had erroneously made public the identities of 6,252 asylum seekers in federal custody.
