Hakim kabulkan perintah sela dalam gugatan Amandemen Pertama terkait pelacak ICE

Seorang hakim federal di Illinois telah mengeluarkan perintah sela yang mencegah pemerintahan Trump menekan platform teknologi untuk menghapus aplikasi dan grup yang melacak aktivitas Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Keputusan ini memenangkan pembuatnya, Kassandra Rosado dan Kreisau Group, yang mengklaim hak Amandemen Pertama mereka telah dilanggar. Hakim Jorge L. Alonso menilai bahwa mereka kemungkinan besar akan memenangkan tuntutan tersebut.

Hakim Jorge L. Alonso dari Pengadilan Distrik Amerika Serikat untuk Distrik Utara Illinois mengabulkan perintah sela tersebut pada hari Jumat. Perintah tersebut menghentikan pemerintah untuk memaksa Facebook dan Apple menghapus grup Facebook ICE Sightings - Chicagoland dan aplikasi Eyes Up. Alonso memutuskan bahwa penggugat, Kassandra Rosado dan Kreisau Group, kemungkinan besar akan menang dalam tuduhan pelanggaran Amandemen Pertama melalui tindakan pemerintah yang menekan kebebasan berpendapat yang dilindungi. Ia mendeskripsikan unggahan media sosial oleh mantan Jaksa Agung AS Pam Bondi dan mantan Menteri Keamanan Dalam Negeri Kristi Noem sebagai 'ancaman yang terselubung tipis.' Unggahan tersebut menuntut dan mengklaim keberhasilan atas penghapusan tersebut. Proyek-proyek ini menggunakan informasi yang tersedia untuk umum guna memantau operasi ICE. Upaya serupa, termasuk ICEBlock dan Red Dot, juga telah dihapus dari Apple App Store dan Google Play setelah adanya tekanan dari pejabat pemerintahan Trump. Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), yang mewakili para penggugat, menyambut baik keputusan tersebut. Dalam sebuah unggahan di X, FIRE menyatakan mereka 'sangat terdorong oleh keputusan ini.' Kelompok tersebut menambahkan, 'Meskipun ini bukan akhir dari kasus ini, hal ini menjadi pertanda baik bagi masa depan perjuangan hukum kami untuk memastikan bahwa Amandemen Pertama melindungi hak untuk mendiskusikan, merekam, dan mengkritik tindakan penegak hukum di ruang publik.'

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