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In a nutshell: A smartphone application designed to alert users to nearby Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity has ignited a national debate after surging to the top of the Apple App Store.

Apple has removed the immigration enforcement tracking app ICEBlock from the App Store. The app allows users to monitor and track the location of immigration enforcement agents. In a statement to ...

The company cites “safety risks” for law enforcement officers. The move follows intense criticism from Trump administration officials who claimed the app endangered ICE agents. Apple has removed the ...

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