ICE to Pay Thomson Reuters $125 Million to Hunt for Voter Fraud

ICE to Pay Thomson Reuters $125M to Find Voter Fraud

New procurement documents reveal that ICE is set to pay Thomson Reuters $125 million for access to vast personal data, including Social Security numbers and geolocation. The agency plans to use this information to investigate alleged voter fraud and immigration violations, raising serious privacy concerns amidst recent political tensions.

"It looks for all the world like Trump is trying to skirt the law and a court order to fuel his mass-deportation campaign."