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The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency received backlash after it locked the ICE Twitter account that gives updates and safety alerts regarding the illegal immigrants present in the United States who have committed crimes. Fox Business noted that the agency s account was created in 2013 and boosted during the Trump Administration. It became a platform for posting escapees, including their name, nationality, criminal history, and the U.S. Jurisdiction where they were released. ALSO READ: ICE s locked twitter Former Senior Employee at U.S. ICE, John Feere, shared with The Washington Times that the account of the agency, known to be @ICEAlerts, is protected. This means that only the users following the account before its update on their privacy setting can see the target names. Feere added that users are also not allowed to retweet the old posts published by the agency. ....
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To write a complaint. they may confide in a colleague or tell a senior employee who they trust. they may feel afraid to report this at all because of retaliation. even though we are in the year 2018 there is still very valid concerns and reasons why people didn t want to participate in the story or go on the record. some of these women who went on the record were months long conversations in order to get them to that point where they felt comfortable speaking out. you have these conversations over a period of time. it wasn t snap your fingers and respond to these voice mails and people come out and spoke. absolutely. in some cases we were asking women to relive very traumatic experiences that happened in the 1970s and 1980s, experiences that happened very recently. some women are current cbs news employees who were really fearful of speaking out. i think there is a level of trust that has to be developed between the reporter and the women in order to know we would tell the story in ....