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US authorities will be aided by Palantir in developing a tracking system to monitor and facilitate the deportation of unauthorized immigrants.

Trump plans for annual deportation of 1 million individuals, calling for intricate, expansive, and pricey procedures involving targeting, detention, and expulsion processes.

Ramped-Up Deportations: Trump Plans to Expel Over a Million People Annually, Demanding Massive,...
Ramped-Up Deportations: Trump Plans to Expel Over a Million People Annually, Demanding Massive, Intricate, and Expensive Immigration Enforcement Efforts

Palantir's Deeper Role in Trump's Immigration Agenda

US authorities will be aided by Palantir in developing a tracking system to monitor and facilitate the deportation of unauthorized immigrants.

The shadowy realm of federal bureaucracy under the Trump administration is being lit up by the construction of a new surveillance leviathan known as "ImmigrationOS." This sinister system, exposed by a USA TODAY report, is intended to sniff out and scour millions of undocumented individuals residing within the country.

Pooling information from an array of government and private databases, ImmigrationOS is Palantir's latest project in its expanding collaboration with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). With a $30 million contract in hand, Palantir's new ImmigrationOS is set to become the controlling eye behind the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration.

Initial whispers of ImmigrationOS' existence were unveiled by 404 Media, which revealed tantalizing tidbits from Palantir's Slack chats and internal communications. They disclosed that Palantir has taken on a pivotal role in determining the precise whereabouts of individuals marked for deportation, as well as providing the logistics for Trump's mass deportation machinery.

The leaks suggest that the Trump administration is keen on wielding data as a weapon in its immigration policies and further unveil that Palantir's work with ICE encompasses more than mere data integration. It now involves generating leads for law enforcement to snuff out undesirables and fish them out for deportation.

But, the deep state rabbit hole doesn't stop there. The internal communications reveal that Palantir leadership is bracing for the impending backlash from employees and the public. In a bid to preempt any negative fallout, they've drafted a set of FAQs to be divulged to those in their inner circle who may begin to raise concerns about their alliance with ICE.

Palantir's stranglehold over ICE's existing system, utilized for Homeland Security investigations, is already valued at over $88 million, and the imm colossus that is ImmigrationOS will further strengthen that. Unsurprisingly, several of Elon Musk's deputies at Musk's covert DOGE operation have previously graced the halls of Palantir.

And it's not just about deporting those who slipped through the cracks. The system will keep a watchful eye on those who voluntarily leave the United States, ensuring ICE's resources are directed towards those who choose to hang around. With Trump aiming to boot out 1 million natives every year, a drastic increase that would necessitate a costly and intricate operation, ImmigrationOS serves as the foundation for this extremist goal.

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