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The part that caught my eye in the presentation was that it suggested the possibility of digging into someone’s immigration status and reporting them to ICE. It
by dabinat 3y ago
The part that caught my eye in the presentation was that it suggested the possibility of digging into someone’s immigration status and reporting them to ICE. It shocks me that a private corporation would get someone deported for doing something that’s not illegal.
- ascendantlogic 3y agoThese are very large corporations with very large profits to protect. It's awful to think about but not surprising in the least.
- jonhohle 3y agoRead about what private corporations did in the 40s and 50s to maintain land in Central America and the Middle East. Hundreds of thousands of people died and democracies were replaced by dictators so Chaquita didn’t have to sell land being repossessed under imminent domain. Simile story in Iran with Standard Oil. Getting someone deported is pretty low on the list of atrocities corporations would do to make a buck.
- FireBeyond 3y agoImmigration and Customs Enforcement. Customs applies to digital goods, too.