BREAKING: DHS Holdovers Running “Digital Pre-Crime” Program Without White House Approva

Leak-Social has obtained documents revealing that senior holdovers within the Department of Homeland Security are running a covert “Digital Pre-Crime” pilot program in direct defiance of White House tech policy.

The initiative — codenamed SentinelGate — was launched in Chicago, Baltimore, and Sacramento under the guise of public safety, but internal communications suggest it was never greenlit by President Trump’s Executive Tech Oversight Committee. Instead, unelected officials inside DHS used discretionary authority to activate predictive surveillance models originally developed under the Biden-era SAFE Act framework.

The program scrapes data from private apps, financial activity, and even biometric time clocks to assign “threat likelihood scores” to American citizens — without warrants, charges, or oversight. Flagged individuals are then subject to “enhanced monitoring,” which includes GPS pings and social contact mapping.

“This is the deep state’s fantasy project,” said a senior cybersecurity official close to the administration. “They couldn’t shut down Trump’s executive orders, so now they’re building digital traps around American citizens behind his back.”

Leak-Social has reviewed encrypted Slack logs and backend server logs showing real-time tracking of individuals who have not been accused of any crimes — only behavior “deemed concerning” by predictive algorithms.

No mainstream outlet has reported on the story. Politico instead published a profile on “Why Bureaucrats Deserve a Break.”

The White House has ordered an immediate internal audit. A spokesperson confirmed to Leak-Social: “If this program was launched without executive authorization, heads will roll.”