U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is reportedly monitoring social media for posts referencing its officers. Critics allege this practice extends to scrutinizing the online activity of individuals critical of the agency and its personnel. Concerns are mounting that this surveillance is intended to intimidate those who voice opposition to ICE’s policies and actions. The monitoring appears to involve actively searching for and reviewing public statements about ICE agents. This raises questions about the scope of ICE’s surveillance and its impact on freedom of speech. Advocates are expressing worry about potential repercussions for individuals expressing legitimate criticism of government activities. The agency has not yet publicly commented on the extent or purpose of this online monitoring.