ICE wants its mask back, and hired a company to ask

An immigration enforcement agency hired a third-party company to request takedown of a website publishing the work identities and contact information of government employees. The hosting provider declined the request, arguing the site serves accountability journalism rather than doxxing, since it documents public officials exercising government authority rather than targeting private individuals' personal information. The case highlights concerns about automated takedown notices shifting verification burdens to recipients and obscuring who is actually making censorship requests.