DHS Used 1930s Trade Law to Demand Google Data on Canadian's Anti-ICE Posts

US Homeland Security used a 1930s trade law to force Google to surrender data on a Canadian citizen who posted anti-ICE content on X, despite the person not entering the US in over a decade.

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DHS Used 1930s Trade Law to Demand Google Data on Canadian's Anti-ICE Posts

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