HuffPost reports that Immigration and Customs Enforcement deleted at least two posts from its X account that had dismissed Aliya Rahman's allegations, after the Minneapolis software engineer sued the U.S. government over a January arrest in which agents smashed her car window and dragged her out, and testified to Congress. Her attorney Jessica Gingold says the deletions came only after months of unanswered cease-and-desist demands and suggest officials are dodging accountability, while it remains unclear whether the deletions violated federal record-keeping rules; a DHS spokesperson declined to comment.