‘Delete S*** Often’: Antifa-Linked Legal Group Has Tips For Anti-ICE Activists Afraid Of Feds
A legal group tied to the Antifa movement gave tech tips for anti-deportation activists to make it harder for law enforcement to investigate them in a Nov. 25 webinar. Protesters should take great care to secure or…


A legal group tied to the Antifa movement gave tech tips for anti-deportation activists to make it harder for law enforcement to investigate them in a Nov. 25 webinar.
Protesters should take great care to secure or delete data on their electronic devices before, rather than after, they are threatened with arrest or charges, the Oregon-based Civil Liberties Defense Center (CLDC) told its audience in the public video call. Oregon, especially Portland, has become a hotbed of protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that have led to violence, arson and dozens of arrests since President Donald Trump took office.

The Civil Liberties Defense Center tells allies how to secure data from law enforcement investigators in a Nov. 25, 2025. (Screenshot/Civil Liberties Defense Center)
Slides in the webinar, titled “Your Right to Protest ICE,” advised viewers to encrypt messages with apps such as Signal and Keybase, use virtual private networks (VPNs), stop using Google, lock devices with passcodes and even enable “remote wiping” to delete data from a seized device.



