Some agents hide behind badges and silence. Others have a digital footprint. This form lets you help identify ICE agents based on photos, videos, or case files we’ve published. You don’t need to know everything — even a name, workplace, or location can help.

What We Ask

If you recognize someone listed in our database or a posted image, you can submit:

• Full name or nickname
• Workplace or agency (e.g., ICE, DHS, private contractor)
• Field office or known locations
• Incident details (what they did, where, and when)
• Social media or public profiles
• Any other identifying details

How to Submit

• Use the secure submission form (coming soon)
• Or email us encrypted at [secure address]
• Attach screenshots, links, or documents if available

You can remain anonymous. We’ll never publish your name or contact info.

What We Do With Submissions

• Cross-check details with our records
• Verify identity through multiple sources when possible
• Update agent pages with confirmed information
• Store unverifiable leads for further research

Why This Matters

Naming agents is not about revenge. It’s about accountability. People enforcing inhumane policies should not get to do so in the shadows. If you know something, say something.

No one disappears in silence unless we let them. Let’s not.