Nazis doing nazi things. Would be funny, if it wasn't such a effing tragedy.

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I just entered a fake email and it let me read the whole thing. If fuck@you.com actually goes anywhere then I apologise to them for the extra spam.

What does reddit know other than an email?

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I have The Intercept set to automatically open in Reader mode in iOS/Safari which bypasses the login requirement. I’m sure other OSes/browsers have similar features.

Wtf is a secret grand jury? Is it anything like a nazi tribunal?

Anyone know the reddit username in question, or the offending posts? I feel the best way to fight this is to broadcast whatever the admin has found so offensive everywhere. There's plenty of ice/trump hate on Reddit - why was this so triggering? An accusation too close to home, maybe?

How soon before alt social media is targeted like this?

The administration claims the accounts are engaged in doxing and endanger officer safety

Yeah, doxing isn't a crime, and while many times it can be characterized as a "dick move", I don't think that really applies to identifying public servants that shouldn't be masked in the first place, and are actively engaging in oppression and unregulated violence.

How is criticizing ICE doxxing? Also, doxxing is a crime unofficially. You are exposing a person's personal information so that they can be harmed.

What the administration wants to do is violate the 1st amendment further and dox the redditor.

Archived link to the article.

I thought doxxing someone was doubleplusungood, but the administration wants to punish someone and doxx them for naming public workers? There is nothing to "doxx" when you work for the public.

Or is that only for pieces of shit like the libsoftiktok lady? Remember all the conservative tears over that bitch?

We will all be headed for the camps.

Wow they're getting dragged to court for that. Insane overreach those comments are mild.

That's gonna be a lot of grand juries if they try to find everyone talking shit about the orange imbecile.

In its summons, ICE indicated the basis for its request was a provision of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930. John Doe informed the court that they had nothing to do with the kind of activities at issue in the near-century-old statute, which governs boat show sales, wild animal imports, forfeited wines and spirits, and cross-border trade in other goods.

Leave it to this clown show of an admin to cite an abomination of a law which pushed the US economy into the deepest depths of the Great Depression in their attempts to silence critics. Fate loves irony, I guess.

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According to a subpoena obtained by The Intercept, Reddit has until April 14 to provide a wide range of personal data on one of its users, whom U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been trying unsuccessfully to identify for more than a month.

Since President Trump returned to office last year, federal agents have increasingly demanded social media companies reveal the users behind anonymous accounts critical of his immigration crackdown, expressing particular interest in those that identify employees of the U.S. Border Patrol and ICE or share real-time information on enforcement activity. The administration claims the accounts are engaged in doxing and endanger officer safety, but they have also targeted social media users seemingly doing nothing more than expressing anger at the government.

Greene knew of no examples during the recent wave of immigration enforcement-related investigations in which a leading tech company has been called to appear before one of the secret panels. Free speech protections are at their weakest in the context of a grand jury, he explained: The proceedings are not adversarial; their purpose is to permit a prosecutor to file charges.