2026年初,ICE使用监视工具将美国在缅因州明尼阿波利斯和波特兰的居民作为目标,引发了对违反第一修正案的法律挑战。 In early 2026, ICE used surveillance tools to target U.S. residents in Minneapolis and Portland, Maine, sparking legal challenges over First Amendment violations.

2026年初,多位美国居民,包括积极分子和记者,据报被ICE特工利用面部识别和车牌扫描等监视工具作为攻击目标,其中一些人描述了跟踪情况、姓名识别和拘留威胁。 In early 2026, multiple U.S. residents, including activists and journalists, reported being targeted by ICE agents using surveillance tools like facial recognition and license plate scanning, with some describing being followed, identified by name, and threatened with detention. 在缅因州明尼阿波利斯和波特兰发生的事件中,有人被告知他们被添加到数据库中并贴上“国内恐怖分子”的标签。 虽然国土安全部拒绝确认战术,但表示不会透露执法方法。 Incidents occurred in Minneapolis and Portland, Maine, where individuals were told they were added to a database and labeled “domestic terrorists.” While the Department of Homeland Security declined to confirm tactics, it stated it would not disclose law enforcement methods. 律师和包括美国公民自由联盟在内的法律团体提出诉讼,辩称监视违反了《第一修正案》的权利,制造了恐惧气氛,特别是当监视对象是合法观察员时。 Advocates and legal groups, including the ACLU, filed lawsuits, arguing the surveillance violates First Amendment rights and creates a climate of fear, especially when targeting lawful observers. 尽管国土安全部声称像Mobile Fortify这样的工具不会扫描社交媒体或公共数据, 但人们仍然对个人数据的访问方式感到担忧. Concerns persist over how personal data is accessed, despite DHS claims that tools like Mobile Fortify do not scrape social media or public data.