FCC probes radio station after revealing sensitive details on ICE operations
- The Federal Communications Commission is investigating KCBS Radio for allegedly revealing sensitive details about undercover Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in East San Jose, which included vehicle information and agent locations.
- FCC Chairman Brendan Carr confirmed that KCBS has days to respond to the inquiry regarding potential violations of its public interest obligations under its FCC license.
- The Santa Clara County Rapid Response Network first reported on the ICE operations, where at least one person was detained during the raids on January 26 and 27.
- Lawyer David Loy emphasized that the First Amendment protects KCBS's right to report on public interest matters, highlighting concerns about the chilling effect of the FCC's investigation on press freedom.
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