DOJ Fires Employee Over Husband’s Anti-ICE App

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has terminated an employee after learning she was married to a radical leftist who founded an anti-ICE app that puts our immigration officers in grave danger.

Carolyn Feinstein, who is married to ICEBlock developer Joshua Aaron, revealed to the far-left The Daily Beast on Monday that the DOJ fired her via email Friday morning. She was working as a forensic accountant for the department before her dismissal.

The termination notice cites Feinstein’s lack of candor during an internal inquiry as contributing to her firing.

Feinstein, though, maintains she did nothing wrong. She alleges the DOJ fired her out of pure vengeance for her husband’s actions.

“This was retribution. I was fired because of the actions, or activism, of my husband,” Feinstein whined to the Daily Beast. “It is insulting to me because I dedicated myself and my career to serving the people of the United States, and now the DOJ is claiming I was attempting to harm some of them. And that’s not true.”

Feinstein also claimed that she informed the DOJ of her marriage to Aaron.

“Since we live in the same house, I thought it was pertinent to contact my employer, the DOJ, to notify them of death threats that were coming in and just in case I needed to be out of the office so that they would be prepared,” she said.

Feinstein went on to say that the Office of the U.S. Trustee contacted her one week later, saying it was reaching out on behalf of an ethics committee.

“They asked me about my relationship to the ICEBlock App,” she explained. “And I informed them in so many words that I really didn’t have any relationship or involvement in the app, I was married to the creator.”

Conservative journalist Laura Loomer previously discovered Feinstein’s marriage to Aaron and revealed they were living together in Austin.

The Daily Beast noted that in a subsequent interview on NewsMax, Border Czar Toman Homan said Loomer had been in touch to share her findings and that he had since contacted the DOJ over the matter.

“The DOJ’s looking at it, and they need to throw some people in jail,” he added.

Aaron introduced an app last month that will not only help illegal aliens avoid being captured by ICE but also put immigration agents in danger.

CNN, of course, was more than happy to amplify Aaron’s invention.

Tricia McLaughlin, the Assistant Secretary for the Department of Homeland Security, later told Fox News’s Dana Perino that not only were apps like this obstructing justice, but that they also put our heroic ICE officers in danger.

“Our ICE enforcement officers are seeing a 500% increase in assaults against them,” McLaughlin said. “A lot of this is because politicians like AOC, like Governor Tim Walz, like Gavin Newsom, demonize our ICE enforcement officers and give them (criminals) free passes.”

“Examples like these apps are absolutely obstructing justice,” she added. “What ICE enforcement officers are doing is enforcing the rule of law. If these rioters, these activists, and these politicians don’t like these laws, they should change it.”

“Don’t go after our ICE law enforcement. It’s disgusting, it’s wrong, and it’s un-American.”

DHS Chief Kristi Noem also said she was working with the DOJ to potentially prosecute CNN for promoting the ICE tracking app. It’s not clear where the situation stands at this point.