A senior official from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) testified in federal court that the agency used Canary Mission, a website known for doxxing and blacklisting pro-Palestinian student activists, to identify international students for investigation and potential deportation. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirmed that it obtained names of some targeted pro-Palestinian activists from this anonymous pro-Israel site. Canary Mission has been criticized for harassing and blacklisting students and scholars protesting against Israel's actions in Gaza. These revelations emerged from unsealed records and testimony, highlighting the Trump administration's secret efforts to deport foreign students involved in pro-Palestinian activism at U.S. universities.
Website of Canary Mission — known for doxxing, harassing and blacklisting pro-Palestine students — was used by ICE officials to identify students and scholars protesters against Israel's genocide in Gaza, senior US official admits in court https://t.co/uHaBSRmVpz
Unsealed records and testimony reveal Trump officials used Canary Mission, a site targeting pro-Palestinian activists, in a secret effort to deport foreign students from US universities. https://t.co/fg1Y40Bckm
DHS used anonymous pro-Israel doxxing site Canary Mission to target activists for deportation, agency says in court https://t.co/bc2jqCARWc