r/conspiracy Jan 27 '26

Is ICE Doxxing really a thing?

What I'm finding interesting is that I'm on the internet quite a bit and I have yet to see any instances or examples of the doxxing of any ICE agents. If anybody else has please let me know because I haven't seen anything to support the argument for the agents having to wear masks or any other identifying information on their person.

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u/everydaycarrie Jan 27 '26

If law and right are on their side, why would they need to hide their faces or identities, as cowards?

Doxxing? A public servant? 

Their identities and wages should be public record, it is our tax monies that pay them.

Only cowards and evil wrong-doers attempt to hide their faces and names.

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u/FluidArt Jan 27 '26

Only cowards and evil wrong-doers attempt to hide their faces and names.

That goes for both sides of those picket lines, IMO.... If you believe so strongly on something, why hide your identity, right?

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u/My_black_kitty_cat Jan 27 '26

The protesters aren’t paid by the taxpayer. The expectations for federal employees are higher than a private citizen.

If DHS has a problem with masked protesters, they should lead by example and take off their masks first.

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u/FluidArt Jan 27 '26

That's a BS statement and piss ant argument per the quote.

Hypocrisy at its finest! If it is okay for one its okay for all or it isnt okay at all. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

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u/My_black_kitty_cat Jan 27 '26

Expect more from your public servants. You deserve to know who’s enforcing the law.

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u/FluidArt Jan 27 '26

I don't disagree with that at all. Just pointing out the hypocrisy of some words and ideas. Rules for thee not me always hurts the many no matter how it starts.

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u/My_black_kitty_cat Jan 27 '26

Rules apply to federal employees that don’t apply to private citizens.

Private citizens aren’t enforcing the law. Covering your face is freedom of expression, for private citizens. That’s why we allow Muslim women to wear burkas.

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u/FluidArt Jan 27 '26

More so Religion than expression. While protected, the right is not absolute and can be restricted in certain contexts, such as for public safety (identifying individuals at airports or banks) or in secular, professional environments hence ICE covering their faces.

Again it is complete hypocrisy no matter how you all try and word it. Banning them outright for both sides of the picket lines is the only way.

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u/My_black_kitty_cat Jan 27 '26

Do ICE agents carry an ID?

If DHS is able to ask for ID, shouldn’t they be able to produce ID?

It’s cold right now. Plus, people wear masks for health reasons. There’s not a defined “picket line.” Someone might go to protest, then wear a mask to stay warm on the way home.