Archive · 14 Jan 2026
ICE List Leaks Personal Data of 4,500 DHS and ICE Agents
A website called the ICE List has leaked the personal information of about 4,500 agents who work for DHS and ICE.
These agents include 1,800 people who work in the field and 150 supervisors.
The person who started this website, Dominick Skinner, said that the leak happened because many people inside the U.S. government are unhappy.
He mentioned that a recent shooting was the final reason for this leak.
About 80% of the agents whose information was leaked are still working for DHS.
The first set of names was supposed to be published on a Tuesday night.
A data leak exposes personal information of 4,500 DHS and ICE agents.
The dataset includes 1,800 on-the-ground agents and 150 supervisors.
About 80% of the affected agents are still employed by DHS.
The leak is attributed to deep dissatisfaction within the U.S. government.
The initial batch of names was set to be published on Tuesday night.
- Who
- 4,500 DHS and ICE agents, including 1,800 on-the-ground agents and 150 supervisors
- What
- A data leak exposing personal data of DHS and ICE agents
- When
- Initial batch of names set to be published Tuesday night
- Where
- United States
- Why
- Deep dissatisfaction inside the U.S. government, with the shooting being the last straw for many people
- Number of agents affected
- 4,500
- Number of on-the-ground agents
- 1,800
- Number of supervisors
- 150
- Percentage still employed by DHS
- 80%
- Founder of ICE List
- Dominick Skinner
- Publication date of initial batch
- Tuesday night
- Reason for leak
- Dissatisfaction inside the U.S. government