Apple announced late Thursday that it's removing Ice Block and other apps from its app store that allow people to anonymously report sightings of immigration agents. In a statement to NBC News, Apple said the apps were removed based on information the company received about safety risks from law enforcement. The FBI said last week that the gunman who targeted an ICE facility in Dallas had recently searched apps that track ICE agents. ...

Joining us now is Joshua Aaron, the developer behind a new app called Ice Block, which allows people to share information about ICE sightings in their area. Josh, you launched this app back in April and it encourages users to quote see something, tap something when they see ICE agents nearby. Can you explain how the app works and why you wanted to create it.Absolutely. So, I wanted to create it because when I saw what was happening in this country after reading Project 2025, after watching Trump's first adm ...