by Jeremy Loffredo and Whitney Webb | Unlimited Hangout
On April 30, AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford announced a “landmark agreement” for the...
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ICE surveillance sweeps up activists, organizers, journalists, family members, and entire communities. When the government buys access to location data and online histories, everyone’s rights are at risk.
ICE is preparing to deploy a Palantir-powered surveillance tool that maps neighborhoods and assigns “deportation scores” to what it calls “target-rich environments,” using data fed from HHS.
The system reportedly tracks real individuals across the U.S., plotting them on a map