Two Rice University freshmen put their computer science skills to work to create a map that shows ICE movements with information aggregated from news reports around the nation.
A pair of Texas undergrads created an online map tracking the movement of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents — and the project is now getting failing grades from the feds. Rice University freshmen Jack Vu and Abby Manuel insist they created ICE Map as an innocent push for “transparency.
” Users who visit the map can click on locations to see publicly reported enforcement activity and detention location data in one place. Vu and Manuel, both 19, said they began their project at the $90,000-a-year private university in Houston after volunteering to teach English to a group of Guatemalan children. “Week after week, I would hear of another family who left without a word. We made a few weeks later,” claimed Vu, who said he did not know or ask if the kids’ families were illegal immigrants.Ex-ESPN star felt ‘ill’ sitting near 'demon' JD Vance at Winter OlympicsBut the Department of Homeland Security said this week the map, launched in June, endangers ICE agents’ lives and interferes with the enforcement of immigration law. “It’s sad that any college student would devote their time, talent, and education to fight against the will of the American people by helping criminal aliens violate our nation’s laws,” a DHS spokesperson told The Post.“DHS will not be stopped or slowed down in its mission to make America safe again for every community. The good guys are winning.” Ex-ESPN star felt ‘ill’ sitting near 'demon' JD Vance at Winter Olympics Dozens of students, families evicted from NYC homeless shelter — after locals plead for Mamdani to step inJacob Elordi sizzles in ‘Wuthering Heights,’ leaves fans hot and bothered : ‘It made me come undone’How ‘Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie’ pushed the limits of copyright law to create its most WTF momentsWhoopi Goldberg Calls Trump Out On ‘The View’ For Skipping Kid Rock’s Halftime Show So He Could Complain About Bad Bunny’s Instead: “What Was Happening With Kid Rock, Wasn’t That Your Thing?” ‘RHONY’ Alum Jill Zarin Complains About Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show In Since-Deleted Instagram Rant: “There Were Literally No White People In The Entire Thing” Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The ‘Burbs’ On Peacock, Where Keke Palmer And Some Curious Neighbors Reveal Secrets About A Spooky House On Their Cul-de-sac
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