DHS is supporting ICE's mass deportation mission by providing facial recognition tools to local police and declining requests for more insight from NPR.
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DHS is supporting ICE's mass deportation mission by providing facial recognition tools to local police and declining requests for more insight from NPR.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- DHS purchased the former Big Lots distribution center and acquired a facility in Berks County, utilizing ICE operational goals for detention.Sub-event
DHS provides facial recognition tools to local police and supports ICE's mass deportation efforts.1 source
DHS is expanding its support for ICE by involving local police forces.1 source
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