ICE Block App
- New app named "ICE Block" launched by Joshua Aaron in April.
- Marketed by TVOne as a “safety tool” for undocumented immigrants.
- Designed to obstruct U. S. federal law enforcement and assist illegal aliens.
App Functionality
- Functions similarly to Waze by alerting users about ICE officer locations in real-time.
- Users can notify contacts about immigration agent presence with two taps.
- Alerts disappear after four hours; developers claim user identities remain anonymous.
Impact on Law Enforcement
- App acts as a lookout for individuals who have violated U. S. immigration laws.
- Contributes to a significant increase in interference complaints against ICE.
- Raises concerns about protecting criminals over enforcing laws.
Comparison to Other Crimes
- Questions the morality of similar apps aiding child predators or violent criminals.
- Legal analysts argue app is protected speech under the First Amendment, but it potentially obstructs federal operations.
Broader Context of Lawlessness
- Reflects a trend towards creating a sanctuary state in the U. S.
- Includes refusal to prosecute illegal immigrants and policies favoring them politically.
- Labels ICE as an enemy while supporting illegal immigration.
Silicon Valley's Role
- Tech companies developing tools to hinder federal law enforcement.
- Innovation is portrayed as insurrection against established laws.
Apple's Involvement and Concerns
- Current availability on Apple’s App Store raises questions about corporate responsibility.
- Criticism for enabling an app that aids illegal immigration enforcement evasion.
- Suggests double standards in app acceptance based on political context.
- The app represents selective lawlessness and endangers American citizens under the guise of compassion.
https://rairfoundation.com/aiding-abetting-treasonous-app-helping-illegals-evade-u/
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