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White House Condemns D.C. Campaign Against ICE Actions

10/11/2025

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The White House opposes a Washington, D.C., campaign marking sites where ICE allegedly kidnapped migrants.
Signs reading "ICE ABDUCTED SOMEONE HERE" were posted around the city.
White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson called the claims false and harmful to federal officers.
The Department of Homeland Security condemned the signs, saying they contribute to more assaults on ICE officers.
Resident Barbara McCann, who joined the campaign, expressed concern about ICE's actions against vulnerable individuals.

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Story summary

The White House opposes a Washington, D.C., campaign marking sites where ICE allegedly kidnapped migrants.
Signs reading "ICE ABDUCTED SOMEONE HERE" were posted around the city.
White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson called the claims false and harmful to federal officers.
The Department of Homeland Security condemned the signs, saying they contribute to more assaults on ICE officers.
Resident Barbara McCann, who joined the campaign, expressed concern about ICE's actions against vulnerable individuals.