How the powerful hijack ‘doxxing’ to hide the truth
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The Trump administration has emboldened U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to come after journalists.
The administration is increasingly attacking and intimidating members of the press who cover ICE. It’s more important than ever to hold them accountable.
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Identifying government officials is not ‘doxxing’
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Covering immigration in a climate of fear
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Caving is out, suing is in
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Arms supplier to press murderers welcomes press murderer to DC
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