U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
CBP lacked the IT systems to track separated migrant families and knew it, says IG
The agency uncovered IT deficiencies when it attempted a November 2017 initiative mirroring the Department of Homeland Security's 2018 zero-tolerance policy.
After protest, open source software company Chef will let ICE contract expire
In a quick about-face, the company also committed to donating to charities that support people impacted by family separation and detention policies.
Google engineers are demanding the company cease work with CBP
The tech giant shouldn't provide any infrastructure that may support human rights abuses, the signatories argue.
Many workers at AI companies have reservations about law enforcement use, survey finds
Slightly more than half of the Microsoft, Google and Amazon employees said they "are willing to create AI software used by law enforcement."
Border security needs intelligence and an intelligent tech approach, Hurd says
Finding the right solution in the right places is key to border security, Rep. Will Hurd says.
ICE to begin tracking vehicle license plates
After years of debate, the agency has finalized a contract for access to a commercial license plate reader database.
