From Tihi Hayslett, DemandProgress.org <[email protected]>
Subject ICE’s deportation machine is run by Palantir software
Date August 14, 2019 9:20 PM
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Hi,

ICE operations aren’t just a morally reprehensible machine to separate
families and deport immigrants en masse. They’re also surprisingly
high-tech.

A private company called Palantir provides ICE with unprecedented
abilities to track and monitor people in real time. They’re raking in
profits helping ICE cage children and families in sub-standard, human
rights-violating conditions.

[ [link removed] ]Tell Palantir to drop their contracts with ICE now!

Palantir equips ICE agents with license plate readers, taps into databases
to access personal information like home address, work address, children’s
school, financial information, social media profile, and more. Their
software runs not just in DC offices, but out in the field too.

There’s no mistaking it: ICE could not deport and cage immigrants on this
kind of scale without Palantir’s technology.

We’re joining with frontline grassroots groups like Mijente to build
public pressure for Palantir to drop its contract with ICE. And it’s
working. Public outcry has already led research universities to divest
from Palantir. Now we’re taking to tech monster head on.

[ [link removed] ]Tell Palantir: Drop the contract with ICE!

Thanks for taking action,

Tihi and the team at Demand Progress

 

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