ICE has come under scrutiny after agents visited a Syracuse poll worker to warn her about a social media post naming an officer involved in a fatal shooting earlier this year. The development comes as ICE faces ongoing public attention over its enforcement activities.
Paigelynne Gonyea received a phone call on Tuesday from two ICE agents while working as a poll worker at the Central Library on Salina Street during New York primary elections. The agents arrived with copies of her Instagram posts and her driver's licence, and handed her a formal warning notice alleging that her account threatened federal agents.
