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A late February distributed to a centralized vermont-based basis based on several websites hosting interactive maps that allowed users of ice agents.
The bulletin is based on information initially shared by a US monitoring center in the US Army Monitoring Center known as Artic. While it is recognized that most users appear civilians working to prevent federal agents, however bad goods transparency in physical law enforcement.
Artic, who moves under the umbrella of intelligence and army security command, cannot be reached immediately.
People’s property, a non-procus focus on transparency and national security, tried to get more details about maps using public laws. The group announces northern California Regional Intelligence Center (NCRIC) that all relevant information “related to active law investigation.”
NCRIC does not immediately respond to wired request for comment.
“The law enforcement sounded poorly, hypothetical risks accused of ice tracking platforms,” Ryan Shaapiro, executive director of people’s property, speaking wired. “But transparency is not terrorism, and the true threat of security The militant secret secret police invading our communities and abounding our neighbors.”
Documents recognize maps and information expected Reddit And the website’s padlet, allowing users to work together and build interactive maps. An “OPSEC” warning about maps is also separated in February at Wisconsin Statewide Intelligence Center (WSIC). This report indicates sites treated as a “strategic threat” and to monitor a special operation division.
WSIC, not immediately reached for commentary, warned the report about continuous online threats directed by ice officials, which promotes social media apps posts X and Tick That includes messages calling for Americans in stockpile weapons and “backwards.” While some posts were judged to contain “explicit threats,” most appears to reflect cathartic outrage over the trump administration’s punitive immigration enforcement tactics, with intelligence analysts noting that many users were “discussing hypothetical scenarios.” However, analysts flow in greater number and tone of the content as a true concern of salvation.
Each document is marked for law enforcement – a warning not to discuss public or press details.
A separate report obtained in Wired and Peted Mid-have appeared in the Central California Intelligence Center (CCIC) monitoring plans to “No King”. It identifies Sacramento, Fresno, and Stockton, including twelve other protest sites. The information is widely available online, as well as without kings’s website.
The bulletin says protests are highlighted as an “inactive action,” but the agency plans to make additional intelligence reports for “intelligence threats.” The Boilerplate language has been terminated with CCIC known to know the right of citizens to gather, discuss the government, as needed to be protected by first responders and the public. “
