Loading ...DOJ employee owns stake in ICE location app — Now she has been fired.
Carolyn Feinstein says she was fired without warning after a decade at the government agency
A Department of Justice (DoJ) employee claims she was fired “in retribution” after bosses discovered her husband was the creator of an anti-ICE app. Carolyn Feinstein said she was unfairly removed from her post because of the role her husband, Joshua Aaron, played in developing ICEBlock.
The ICEBlock app sends warnings to users when Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are nearby. Earlier this month, Pam Bondi, the US attorney general, issued a warning to Mr Aaron, accusing him of “threatening the lives” of ICE agents.
A DoJ committee apparently contacted Ms Feinstein to ask her about her interests in the app. She is a minority shareholder of All U Chart, Inc., the company that holds the IP for ICEBlock.
Fired for sleeping with the enemy, makes sense to me.