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Federal courts reject Trump administration's ban on recording ICE, calling it unconstitutional.
The Trump administration claims recording ICE agents in public is illegal, calling it doxing or threats to officer safety, but federal courts across seven circuits have consistently ruled the First Amendment protects such recordings.
Officials like DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin have labeled video sharing as harassment, leading to actions including pressuring Apple to remove an ICE-tracking app and targeting journalists, protesters, and clergy in Chicago under "Operation Midway Blitz."
A federal lawsuit alleges unconstitutional arrests and excessive force, with Judge Sara Ellis issuing a preliminary injunction in November 2025, calling the government’s conduct "shocked the conscience."
Despite the administration’s claims, legal experts say its position distorts the law and enables repression, such as seizing phones or detaining reporters, undermining constitutional rights.
Los tribunales federales rechazan la prohibición de la administración Trump de grabar a ICE, calificándola de inconstitucional.