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Fact-check: The article accurately reflects a New York Times report from February 25, 2026, confirmed by multiple sources including Washington Post, NPR, and congressional press releases from Reps. Kelly and Jayapal about letters sent to tech companies regarding DHS administrative subpoenas on ICE critics. X searches yielded no recent posts, indicating limited real-time discussion on the platform, but the claims are well-supported by reliable current reporting consistent with the 'DHS Surveillance of ICE Critics' situation context.
Lawmakers Ask Tech Companies What User Data They Provided to D.H.S.
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Lawmakers have sent inquiries to major tech companies asking what user data they provided to the Department of Homeland Security following New York Times reporting that DHS issued subpoenas to Meta and other platforms seeking information on accounts that track or comment on ICE activity. The requests raise significant civil liberties and First Amendment concerns about government surveillance of political speech and journalism. The development reflects growing congressional scrutiny of the Trump