Democrats quietly announced this week that they plan to roll out a so-called “master” ICE tracker on a House Oversight webpage — a centralized tool that will collect and publish tips about federal immigration enforcement in real time. That announcement, cheered by open-borders activists, should chill every American who believes law enforcement must be able to do its job without being baited into ambushes.
The tracker, unveiled by Rep. Robert Garcia alongside Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, promises to aggregate community reports about ICE activities and put them in one public place for activists and the press to mine. What Democrats frame as “oversight” is in practical terms a doxxing dashboard that hands a roadmap to radicals and anarchists who already celebrate attacks on enforcement.
This isn’t theoretical. We’ve already seen apps like IceBlock that made it easier to pinpoint ICE officers and their vehicles, and tech platforms removed similar tools only after violent incidents surfaced. Apple pulled at least one app after a left-wing attacker used such tools to stalk federal officers, and the pattern is clear: when you make enforcement locations public, you make bloodshed more likely.
Tom Homan, who’s been in the trenches of border enforcement for decades, warned repeatedly on cable that this exact playbook would endanger agents and their families — and he’s not the hysteric the left paints him to be. Officials who spend their careers trying to keep Americans safe don’t cry wolf for headlines; Homan’s warnings about doxxing and the rise in assaults on ICE aren’t partisan theater, they’re battlefield reports.
Even establishment conservatives like former AG Pam Bondi rightly called out the tracker as reckless, pointing out the obvious danger of publishing enforcement activity for all to see. If Democrats truly cared about safety, they wouldn’t be building tools that could be used as hunting maps for radicals who want to do physical harm to officers doing their duty.
This is about more than immigration policy; it’s about whether we as a country side with law and order or with mobs disguised as “community oversight.” Conservatives must forcefully expose this for what it is: a dangerous, politically motivated attempt to politicize and weaponize federal law enforcement.
Patriots should demand accountability now — insist the Department of Justice and congressional Republicans investigate who built and funded this tracker, and call for immediate safeguards to protect officers and their families. If voters allow officials to normalize tools that endanger the men and women who enforce our laws, we will have only ourselves to blame at the ballot box.
