Unverified
ICE bought vehicles equipped with 'fake cell towers' used to spy on phones. Here's proof
The claim that ICE purchased vehicles equipped with 'fake cell towers' for surveillance purposes lacks sufficient evidence.
Key points
- No official statements from ICE confirm the use of such technology.
- Claims lack specific details or credible sources to substantiate the allegations.
- The term 'proof' is vague and does not provide concrete information.
Explanation
There is no verifiable evidence provided in the claim that supports the assertion that the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) purchased vehicles equipped with fake cell towers for surveillance purposes. Official statements from ICE do not confirm or deny such claims, leaving the matter unverified. The term 'proof' used in the claim does not provide any specific details or credible sources to substantiate these allegations.