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68-Year-Old Guilty in First ICE Attorney Doxxing Case

6/6/2026

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Gregory John Curcio, 68, pleaded guilty in court to publishing an ICE attorney’s address and urging swatting.
The plea is the first successful prosecution for doxxing an ICE attorney in years, Bill Essayli, U.S. Attorney, said.
Since President Donald Trump’s 2025 reelection, prosecutors have filed five doxxing charges, all in Los Angeles.
Three protesters were indicted for doxxing, charges later dropped after an agent confirmed attorney’s address was not published.

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Gregory John Curcio, 68, pleaded guilty in court to publishing an ICE attorney’s address and urging swatting.
The plea is the first successful prosecution for doxxing an ICE attorney in years, Bill Essayli, U.S. Attorney, said.
Since President Donald Trump’s 2025 reelection, prosecutors have filed five doxxing charges, all in Los Angeles.
Three protesters were indicted for doxxing, charges later dropped after an agent confirmed attorney’s address was not published.