Tables turn on woman who allegedly doxed ICE director, and she’s ‘BIG MAD’

Todd Lyons, the acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), had his home address published online, which resulted in the tables being turned on a woman accused of doxing a Trump administration official.

Blue Lives Matter, which is owned by The 1776 Project, took to social media to report that Heidi Scholes of Groveland, Massachusetts, has been fired from her job as a senior content writer at Venture Forward, claiming she doxed the ICE director and his family.

“MAJOR update: The woman who DOXED the ICE Director and his family has LOST HER JOB! Turns out the tables were turned on her and now she BIG MAD,” the BLM outlet posted on X.

“She made the announcement privately on a local community group and is upset that people dimed her out. So of course this was brought to us to HIGH FIVE all of you for pushing back against evil,” added the post. “Heidi Scholes of Groveland, Massachusetts posted the home address of the ICE Director all over the internet, encouraging protestors to head to his house. His own CHILDREN AND WIFE have been made targets thanks to Heidi and her minions.”

As the post noted, it’s pretty ironic that Scholes’ Facebook profile claims she is “radicalized by basic decency,” given how indecent it is to allegedly put Lyons and his family at great risk.

The demonization of ICE agents by the left is off the chain, with these federal agents being called Nazis and likened to the Gestapo simply for enforcing U.S. immigration laws. All of which shows how critical illegal immigration is to the left’s success.

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