ICE invests $100M in migrant data-analysis program, raising surveillance concerns

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has committed $100 million to a program that analyzes personal data and links of migrants, according to La Nación. The program's scope and data sources remain unclear, but it signals an expansion of surveillance capabilities targeting migrant populations. This raises civil-liberties concerns and could affect immigration enforcement patterns, though the operational impact is not yet specified.

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