CNN & App Creator Under Investigation! They Put ICE in Danger – Updated

Update: President Trump is also deeply concerned about the app and he is now considering prosecuting them for false reports about the attack in Iran.

“We’re working with the Department of Justice to see if we can prosecute them for that, because what they’re doing is actively encouraging people to avoid law enforcement activities, operations,” Noem said. “We’re going to actually go after them and prosecute them with the partnership of [Attorney General Pam Bondi] if we can, because what they’re doing, we believe, is illegal.”

President Trump suggested that CNN “may be prosecuted also for having given false reports on the attack in Iran.” The president was referring to reports from CNN, The New York Times, and other media outlets that published reports suggesting that US airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities did little damage.

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Sentinel reported about a new app that tells illegal aliens, including criminals and terrorists, where ICE is in real time and illegals don’t leave fingerprints. CNN is actively promoting it, and they may regret it. CNN and the app creator are now under investigation for obstruction and whatever else turns up.

Disclose TV reports, “U.S. Homeland Security and Justice Department seek to prosecute CNN for promoting ICEBlock app, says DHS Secretary Noem.” Additionally, Attorney General Pam Bondi is investigating the App Creator.

The creator claims ICE is doing the work of Nazi Germany, and there was no pushback from the CNN interviewer. Watch an excerpt:

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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has accused CNN of putting the lives of federal immigration agents in danger by promoting an app that tracks their activities.

In an interview published on Monday, CNN featured the creator of ICEBlock, an app that alerts users to nearby sightings of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

“CNN’s promotion of an ‘ICE spotting’ app is reckless and irresponsible,” ICE acting Director Todd Lyons said in a statement. “Advertising an app that basically paints a target on federal law enforcement officers’ backs is sickening. My officers and agents are already facing a 500% increase in assaults, and going on live television to announce an app that lets anyone zero in on their locations is like inviting violence against them with a national megaphone.”

Attorney General Pam Bondi is investigating the creator of ICEBlock, Joshua Aaron. There are questions about his loyalty to the USA.

It’s “reckless journalism, or “overt activism,” Lyons said.

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