Karoline Leavitt accuses CNN of 'encouraging violence' against agents for reports on new ICE tracking app
On Monday, the White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed that CNN was guilty of “encouraging violence and” encouraging violence “to follow the places where CNN is located in immigration and customs clearance sanctions (ICE) officers (ICE).
According to the latest DHS reports, Daily Wire correspondent Mary Margaret Olohan asked Leavitt to respond to the CNN report, considering an increase of 500% in the attacks on ice agents. Leavitt said he had to see the segment, but condemned him for publishing CNN.
“Certainly, it is understood that this will be the encouragement of more violence against our ice officers,” Leavitt said. He said. “As you know, as you have mentioned, there was a 500% increase in violence against ice agents and law enforcement officers throughout the country, trying to do their jobs and eliminate public security threats from our communities.”
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“And this is something we need to be very grateful as Americans, including journalists in CNN, where illegal aliens are kept and allowed by the previous administration.
A CNN spokesman defended the network’s report.
“CNN reported in a public application that attracted attention in the United States and reached ICE for a comment before it was published. After publishing the CNN report, ICE released a response to the story,” “CNN said.
The response reported by CNN came from Iceblock Todd Lyons, who said that Iceblock said that “basically draws a target on the backs of the federal law enforcement officers” and “civil servants and agents are already facing a 500% increase in attacks”.
CNN reported and Nazi was published in the channels of interview with Joshua Aaron, the creator of the practice, who said he inspired Iceblock as a way of fighting against his efforts to deported Germany.
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Uz We’re watching history literally repeats itself, Aaron said Aaron.
He admitted that there is no way to verify each report, but that users introduced the application to “send” spam “, such as deleting landscapes every four hours, limiting reports to five miles of radius, and limiting report views every five minutes. Users in the application are anonymous.
Aaron added that the application contains a warning to prevent the interaction with law enforcement officers because the goal is not to provoke violence.
Warning, “Remember that the use of this practice is only for information and notification purposes. It should not be used to provoke violence or to intervene in law enforcement officers.”
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