https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2025/06/18/la-residents-are-foiling-ice-raids-using-amazon-rings-neighborhood-watch
Concerned citizens have turned to an app once used largely for lost deliveries to make public service announcements about ICE raids in their communities. Neighbors, an app originally designed for Ring doorbell users, is typically used by people looking for lost pets or missing packages. But last week, horrified by ICE raids in and around
LA Residents Foil ICE Raids Using Amazon Ring’s Neighborhood Watch App
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