We had to look this one up to see if it was real. Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell admitted that his office doxxed ICE agents? Reportedly, he didn't post their photos and home addresses, but he did release a list of their names.

"I'm far more concerned about the overall dynamic we have about unmarked, unidentifiable masked people whisking people into vehicles," he says.

WZTV's Karen Aguilar reports:

Last week, I did an exclusive ride-along with Larry Adams, the ICE Assistant Field Office Director.

He said ICE agents disagree with their names being public because they need to protect their identities. The names could be matched to their faces.

"Most of that's found on social media, the dark web," said Adams.

He said when identities are released, ICE agents are more at risk than local law enforcement agencies because of the high tensions and the nature of the job: arresting illegal immigrants.

"It has gotten more and more difficult," said Adams. "The threats against our families and our children that really tend to affect us the most."

So Adams is with Andrew Cuomo in that ICE agents shouldn't be allowed to wear masks.

The Daily Mail reports:

Names of agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) were posted to online by the City of Nashville, as part of a public records request that mandates information about immigration be posted online to a city website. 

Mayor Freddie O'Connell is currently under investigation by two Congressional committees for allegedly helping illegal immigrants in Music City evade deportations.

They'll do anything to protect those living here illegally from arrest or deportation, no matter what kind of rap sheet they have.