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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 and assigning a confidence score that estimates how... show more

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