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  1. Palantir, Anduril, and other companies are central to ICE and DHS operations, providing AI-powered surveillance systems that funded by the government and linked to Trump's era.

ICE is utilizing LexisNexis and Babel Street products, alongside NCIC access, for data gathering and movement mapping.

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ICE is utilizing LexisNexis and Babel Street products, alongside NCIC access, for data gathering and movement mapping.

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ICEDHSLexisNexis

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  1. ICE is seeking investigative data access from LexisNexis.1 source
  2. Thomson Reuters provides investigative data products to law enforcement agencies.Sub-event
  3. ICE leverages commercial tools like LexisNexis and Babel Street for data gathering and movement mapping.1 source

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