A second resident in upstate New York says federal officers have served him with a warning related to his online activity criticizing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The resident alleges that officers alerted him after posts that criticized ICE, and that the warning was tied to his speech on the internet. The report comes amid broader concerns about whether federal actions are being used to target critics of ICE and other federal agencies. Commentators and critics say such warnings could raise free-speech concerns, while the administration and federal officials have not been detailed in these reports regarding the specific legal basis for the warnings or what conduct they are meant to address. The account adds to an emerging set of similar claims from individuals who say they have received warnings following public criticism of ICE. The reports do not describe any criminal charges in connection with the warning, and they do not provide additional details on the content of the online posts or the exact language of the warning.