In response to requests from the Justice Department and concerns raised by several officials, Apple has removed multiple apps that track Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, including the ICEBlock app, from its App Store. The removal follows scrutiny after a shooting incident in Dallas, where ICE tracking apps were allegedly linked to threats against immigration officers. Officials have voiced concerns over the safety risks posed by such apps, emphasizing that they could interfere with law enforcement efforts. Amid ongoing debates about immigration policy and the role of technology, Apple’s decision highlights the tensions surrounding apps that potentially endanger law enforcement personnel.