A Rochester man says federal immigration agents visited his home, and later tracked him to a New York City hotel to deliver a warning about an email he sent to the former acting head of ICE.
David Streever says the January message harshly criticized then-ICE Director Todd Lyons but did not contain threats.
Streever says he had planned to return agents’ calls until they showed up at his hotel after he returned from a family trip to Finland.
He says he's since spoken with free-speech attorneys and members of Congress, and plans to investigate how agents tracked his travel.
Homeland Security has not publicly explained the visits.