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If ICE wants our emails and social media, it needs a warrant | Opinion

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By Andrew Napolitano
| NorthJersey.com Verified
Andrew P. Napolitano Special to the USA TODAY Network Aug. 20, 2026, 4:03 a.m. ET When a government agency comes to an internet service provider demanding information about Americans because of what they have said on social media, the provider should discard the demand, close the door or hang up the phone.
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ICE should get a warrant before policing social media speech

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By Andrew Napolitano
| Washington Times Verified
OPINION: When a government agency comes to an internet service provider demanding information about Americans because of what they have said on social media, the provider should discard the demand, close the door or hang up the phone. The government is not entitled to rummage through the political opinions, associations, criticisms and angry rhetoric of anyone merely because a government official finds those opinions offensive, threatening to an agency’s reputation or inconvenient to its mission.
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ICE Wants Our Emails

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By Andrew Napolitano
| Creators Verified
When a government agency comes to an internet service provider demanding information about Americans because of what they have said on social media, the provider should discard the demand, close the door or hang up the phone. The government is not entitled to rummage through the political opinions, associations, criticisms and angry rhetoric of anyone merely because a government official finds those opinions offensive, threatening to an agency's reputation or inconvenient to its mission.
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