Apple has removed an app from its App Store that allowed users to anonymously report sightings of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.

The app, called ICEBlock, had gained popularity as President Donald Trump intensified his immigration crackdown. The company behind it said it had more than 1 million users.

In a post on Bluesky , the company wrote: “We just received a message from Apple’s App Review that #ICEBlock has been removed from the App Store due to ‘objectionable content.’ The only thing we can imagine is this is due to pressure from the Trump administration.”

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