Leftist Activists Dox Over 4,500 DHS Agents on ICE List Wiki

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A website called the ICE List Wiki has published the personal information, including names, photos, work locations, and vehicle details, of over 4,500 past and present agents with the Department of Homeland Security. The site was created by an Irish citizen living in the Netherlands and is hosted on Icelandic servers. A leaker within DHS is said to have provided the information to the site's founder, Dominick Skinner. The site claims it is meant to be a resource for journalists and the public to maintain oversight on ICE, but critics say it is an attempt at doxxing federal agents.

Why it matters

The doxxing of federal agents has raised concerns about the safety and privacy of law enforcement personnel, as well as the potential for retaliation against them. It also highlights the growing tensions between immigration enforcement agencies and activist groups opposed to their tactics.

The details

The ICE List Wiki website includes the names, photos, work locations, and vehicle details of over 1,500 agents from various DHS agencies, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Customs Border Patrol, Homeland Security Investigations, and Enforcement and Removal Officers. The site also includes 377 'incident reports' from volunteers about alleged ICE activity, as well as 1,142 vehicle license plates supposedly used during deportation operations. The site's founder, Dominick Skinner, claims the information was provided by a leaker within DHS.

• The ICE List Wiki website was created in January 2026.

What they’re saying

What’s next

The Department of Homeland Security and Department of Justice have not yet responded to requests for comment on the ICE List Wiki website and the doxxing of their agents.