ICE Is Reportedly Using A Palantir Database To Compile Dossiers On Protestors

An attorney representing protestors said this infringes on First Amendment rights.

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As revealed by unsealed court documents, Department of Homeland Security agents are allegedly creating dossiers on those that are accused of observing or protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. As first reported by Wired, these DHS files on protestors reportedly include sensitive info like photos and license plate numbers and are stored in a database built by Palantir called Investigative Case Management.

The new information comes…