'Masked Thugs Snatched a Nun': Critics Warn of Trump's Alleged 'Constitution-Free Zone' as App Details Emerge

Critics are raising new concerns after the reported detention of a nun by masked ICE agents, while questions over an official White House app have reignited debate about surveillance and constitutional rights. (Credit: usicegov | Wikimedia Commons)

The reported detention of a nun by masked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers has sparked fresh criticism of United States President Donald Trump's immigration policies, with critics warning the incident underscores the dangers of the so-called 'Constitution-free zone' inside the United States.

The case has also drawn renewed attention to allegations that an official White House app could collect users' precise location data, fuelling broader concerns over government surveillance and civil liberties.