App designer Joshua Aaron said ICEBlock was his way of "giving people a chance to help protect themselves and their communities."

The creator of ICEBlock, the iPhone app that lets users report sightings of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, has no plans of stopping despite growing criticism from some public officials. The app,

The Waze-inspired mobile app tracks ICE agent sightings. Its creator says it can help the protect the public from potential civil rights abuses; Pam Bondi says it endangers law enforcement.