DOJ staffer is fired after feds discover
she's married to radical behind anti-ICE app
Posted By: zephyrgirl, 7/22/2025 8:08:15 AM
A Department of Justice employee claims she was fired after feds discovered her husband had developed an anti-ICE phone app. Carolyn Feinstein, who is married to ICEBlock developer Joshua Aaron, said she was unfairly removed from her post in 'retribution' against her partner's work. The ICEBlock app sets out warning signals to users when ICE agents are within a five-mile radius of their location, allowing targets to flee. After Aaron was exposed online for creating the app, Feinstein said she was terminated from her post as a forensic accountant after almost a decade working for the DoJ. 'This was retribution.
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As a condition of her employment, she has to file a confidential statement listing her investments. It sounds like she didn't disclose her ownership interest in his company, and that's grounds for termination for cause.