When a public tragedy sparks protests, the fallout usually plays out in streets and courtrooms. This week, it is also allegedly playing out in spreadsheets.
Sensitive personal and professional details belonging to thousands of federal immigration staff have reportedly been compiled and passed to an activist database after the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good. If verified, the scale of the leak would make it one of the most consequential exposures of Department of Homeland Security (DHS) employee data to date, raising fears over personal safety, retaliation, and a deepening crisis of trust inside the US government.
