Us Immigration And Customs Enforcement
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US and EU adopt similar AI-powered border security systems
The US and EU are procuring similar border security technology stacks, focusing on integrated software systems rather than just hardware. Both regions are investing in sensor networks, data fusion software, and biometri…
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NYSE owner and OKX launch tokenized stock trading platform pending SEC approval
OKXICE, a joint venture between crypto exchange OKX and ICE (owner of the New York Stock Exchange), has filed with the SEC to launch a platform for trading tokenized U.S. stocks 24/7. The platform will utilize XLayer, a…
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AI and BigTech enabling data-driven power in conflict and control
The article argues that data-driven power, controlled by tech corporations, is increasingly being used in contexts like the Gaza conflict, US immigration enforcement, and German police actions. It calls for a desertion …
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ICE seeks access to US voter data for fraud detection, raising concerns
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency is seeking a federal contractor to access and manage voter registration and history data from across the country. While ICE states the data is intended for fraud…
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Flock Safety raises $500M amid data privacy controversies
Flock Safety, a company providing surveillance technology to law enforcement and communities, has raised $500 million at an $8.3 billion valuation and achieved over $500 million in annual recurring revenue. Despite its …
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FBI seeks AI to expand watchlist to critics of capitalism
The FBI is seeking an AI system to expand its watchlist to include anti-fascists and critics of capitalism. This system, intended to identify various threats, will analyze existing data and automatically balance new ent…
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Cities Swap Flock License Plate Readers for Axon Amid Privacy Concerns
Several U.S. cities are replacing Flock's automatic license plate reader (ALPR) cameras with systems from Axon, citing privacy concerns and issues with Flock's technology. Cities like Syracuse, Denver, and Grand Chute h…
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Trump immigration delays create massive backlog, increasing ICE arrest targets
The Trump administration's immigration offices have created an unprecedented backlog of over 7.5 million applications for citizenship, green cards, and work permits. When combined with asylum and humanitarian cases, the…
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Ex-Flock Worker Alleges Company Lied About Surveillance Camera Use
Jonathan Paz, a former government affairs manager at the surveillance company Flock, has spoken out about his experience, alleging the company misled him and the public. Paz initially joined Flock believing its license …
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Anti-AI play "Disruption" praised for cast, criticized for dated tech commentary
The play "Disruption," which debuted in New York three years after its London premiere, is a topical thriller that struggles with outdated commentary on artificial intelligence. While featuring a talented cast and brisk…
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FBI seeks voter IP addresses in new fraud probe tactic
The Trump administration is employing a new tactic in its investigation of alleged voter fraud by seeking IP addresses of individuals who registered to vote online. The FBI recently obtained an IP address from a voter i…
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Leaked ICE document reveals vast surveillance tech arsenal
A leaked document reveals the extensive surveillance technology accessible to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The "ICE Wide Analytical Tools" document, dated May 2024, details capabilities ranging from s…
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Veteran attacks Manhattan immigration court with fire and pellet gun
An individual identified as Andrew Arrabaca, a former U.S. Army soldier, attacked a federal building in Manhattan by setting a fire and firing a pellet gun, injuring three people. Arrabaca displayed an "ICE Off Our Stre…
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Minneapolis rejects Skydio drone surveillance contract amid protests
The Minneapolis City Council narrowly rejected a proposed 75-day pilot program for Skydio drones, with a 6-6 vote. Over 100 individuals protested the contract, citing Skydio's ties to ICE and the Israeli Defense Force, …
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ICE officer in fatal Maine shooting had history of mental health crises, Congress learns
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer involved in a fatal shooting in Maine had a documented history of mental health issues and violent behavior, according to a report disclosed to Congress. This revelat…
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ACLU report: Trump's policies reshape US policing for immigration enforcement
A new report from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) details how Donald Trump's immigration enforcement policies have significantly expanded the role of local and state law enforcement agencies. These agencies, a…
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US Acting AG Dodges Questions on Federal Agents at Polling Places
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has avoided directly answering whether federal agents will be deployed to polling places, stating only that he will adhere to the law. This stance has raised concerns among lawmakers…
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Immigration officer fatally shoots man in moving car, sparking safety concerns
An immigration officer in Maine fatally shot a Colombian national, Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, during a vehicle pursuit. This incident marks the ninth death during immigration operations since the Trump administrati…
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Activists achieve victories through organization and protest across the US
Activists are achieving victories across the US by organizing protests, attending city council meetings, and engaging in direct action. These efforts have led to the cancellation of data centers and ICE facilities, and …
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ICE agents reportedly targeting online critics for unannounced visits
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have reportedly been making unannounced visits to individuals who have expressed critical views online. One such individual, David Streever, received a call at his hotel …