美国众议员杰米·拉斯金(民主党-马里兰州)周一致函苹果公司，指控其与特朗普政府合作，从应用商店移除了ICEBlock等追踪美国移民及海关执法局(ICE)活动的应用1。拉斯金声称苹果此举违反了用户根据美国宪法第一修正案享有的记录和报告政府活动的权利1。
拉斯金指出，苹果声称这些应用引发安全顾虑，但缺乏相关证据支持这一说法1。他认为苹果实际上是利用与应用本身无关的事件为其内容审查决定辩护，并表示"苹果显然在与政府合作违反其客户的第一修正案权利，即记录和报告他们自己政府活动的权利"1。
U.S. Representative Jamie Raskin has accused Apple of working with the Trump administration to remove applications from its App Store that track Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activities 1. The removed apps include ICEBlock and similar tools designed to monitor government enforcement operations 1.
In a letter sent to Apple on Monday, Raskin, a Democrat from Maryland, alleged that the company lacks substantive evidence to justify its safety concerns about the applications 1. He argued that Apple is using unrelated immigration-related incidents as a pretext for content censorship 1. "Apple is apparently cooperating with the government to violate its customers' First Amendment rights to record and report on their own government's activities," Raskin stated in his correspondence 1.
The lawmaker contended that Apple's actions constitute a violation of constitutional protections for documenting government conduct 1.
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