The site, known as ICE List, operates from Europe, The Guardian reported. The origins of ICE List trace back to June, when Kristi Noem, the US homeland security secretary, warned that Americans who identified ICE agents could face arrest. ICE List publishes the names, job titles and, in some cases, photographs of ICE agents and others involved in the Trump administration’s hardline immigration policies. These included requiring ICE agents to remove masks, use body cameras and carry proper identification. Skinner rejected claims by Noem that identifying ICE agents is criminal, insisting the project serves the public interest.

Source: The Telegraph February 11, 2026 00:46 UTC