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ICE List Sparks Controversy by Leaking DHS Employees' Info

1/23/2026

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The ICE List website drew attention for allegedly leaking personal information about nearly 4,500 Department of Homeland Security employees.
A WIRED analysis found the database largely relies on publicly available information posted by individuals themselves.
The site operates like a crowdsourced wiki and includes some individuals not affiliated with federal agencies, such as Enrique Tarrio.
The owner of ICE List denies it engages in doxing, while the Department of Homeland Security condemns the publicizing of ICE officers' identities.
Some linked profiles on ICE List correspond to federal immigration agents named in official documents.

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Story summary

The ICE List website drew attention for allegedly leaking personal information about nearly 4,500 Department of Homeland Security employees.
A WIRED analysis found the database largely relies on publicly available information posted by individuals themselves.
The site operates like a crowdsourced wiki and includes some individuals not affiliated with federal agencies, such as Enrique Tarrio.
The owner of ICE List denies it engages in doxing, while the Department of Homeland Security condemns the publicizing of ICE officers' identities.
Some linked profiles on ICE List correspond to federal immigration agents named in official documents.