Collaborate Disseminate
Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s claims about how long surveillance data is retained conflicts with internal records.
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HART will become the one-stop shop for profiles that combine data from other DHS projects.
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The report demonstrates how over the past decade ICE has shifted to using data collected beyond a law enforcement context.
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Yet the company says it supports “comprehensive immigration reform.” Continue reading Dell Has Made $15 Million Working with ICE This Year
As of Friday, it’s no longer optional – the US is been asking for five years of social media information. Continue reading US visa applicants required to hand over social media info
A call for volunteers to help at the U.S.-Mexico border will not have an impact on the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency’s (CISA) operational activities, the agency’s director said Wednesday. “We will ensure that we don’t have operational impact,” particularly on top priority items like election security, CISA Director Chris Krebs said after remarks at a conference hosted by the Georgetown University Law Center. Ten CISA employees that have volunteered are already at the border, and another 10 will soon join them, Krebs told members of the House Oversight and Reform subcommittee. Only one or two of the volunteers who have deployed actually focus on cybersecurity, Krebs told reporters after the hearing. CISA as a whole has roughly 3,500 employees, according to a November estimate. Last week, CISA Deputy Director Matt Travis emailed employees asking them to consider volunteering for 30 to 45 days at the border in response […]
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The biggest ICE raid in a decade, at a CVE Technology Group facility in Texas, went after the people who repair our phones. Continue reading ICE Raid on Samsung Repair Contractor Shows Big Tech’s Reliance on Exploitative Labor
Digital archives show that the page was deleted after the union’s president supported building a border wall with Donald Trump in the White House Briefing Room. Continue reading Border Patrol Union Just Deleted a Webpage Saying a Wall Would Be ‘Wasting Taxpayer Money’
A new study shows that giving migrants pathways to citizenship in European countries actually results in positive economic impacts, while asylum seekers don’t have a negative impact. Continue reading 30 Years of Data Shows Asylum Seekers Are Not an Economic Burden
The Stanford prison experiment, which helped us understand the worst atrocities in history for decades, is called out as a ‘sham’ at a moment when America is separating asylum seekers from their children at the border. Continue reading As Sadism Surges on the American Border, Our Collective Understanding of Cruelty Collapses