De-ICE Action Network

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We're a volunteer-powered alliance shining a light on ICE's corporate enablers through peaceful, strategic action.

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UPDATE: As promised, we’ve been watching SEC filings to ensure Citizens Bank keeps its promise to stop lending to CoreCivic and GEO Group. A new filing from GEO Group confirms Citizens is no longer the lead bank on the company’s $550M credit agreement.

Cover page of an Amended and Restated Credit Agreement dated October 5, 2026, among The GEO Group, Inc. and GEO Corrections Holdings, Inc. as Borrowers, the Lenders, and Bank OZK as Administrative Agent.
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Is your local law enforcement agency feeding data into LexisNexis's pipeline to ICE? The Portland Police, Sacramento Police, Orange County Sheriff's Department, and thousands more are. Register to get the information and tools you need to take action and protect your community. ⬇️

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LexisNexis plays a key role in ICE's mass surveillance apparatus. Join us on Oct. 22 to learn how they're sharing information from police records with ICE and get a toolkit for local action.

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45 asylum seekers imprisoned in Georgia's Folkston ICE detention center went on hunger strike today. Some have been in this concentration camp for three years. They demand immediate release into the US, protection from re-detention and deportation, and reunification with loved ones.

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"Americans should not stand idly as ICE and corporate enablers are building a surveillance machine unparalleled in its power and reach," writes De-ICE organizer Peyton Fleming. "Just as Americans distrust ICE, we should not trust companies, such as Flock and Boston Dynamics, that are helping them."

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“They know that they can outsource some of the immigration enforcement functions to private markets in order to scale the scope of the intimidation tactics,” said Charles Moore, a staff attorney at Public Justice.

CBP issued a fine for more than $900,000 to a woman who came to the U.S. from Guatemala to escape domestic violence. “I’ve had days when I don’t sleep, thinking that at any moment they can knock on my door, arrest, me, leave my children alone,” she said in an interview with Scripps News. “I couldn’t pay off all that money even with my whole life.”
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HIDING VIDEOS: After multiple privacy and immigration rights groups filed a consumer complaint about data brokers to the Maryland Attorney General, LexisNexis quietly removed their demo video where they revel in how easy it is to track a person. Luckily, we archived it across multiple platforms.

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Virginia-based firm ResponseAI takes over the DHS Home "self deportation" app from the embattled Salus Worldwide Solutions. The company's past ICE contracts include so-called skip tracing awards for locating people for ICE's expansive deportation sweeps.

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We should not stand idly as ICE and its corporate enablers are building a surveillance machine unparalleled in its power and reach. Just as Americans distrust ICE, we should distrust companies, such as Flock and Boston Dynamics, who are helping them.

Substack post preview: Solar-powered surveillance camera on a pole against trees and cloudy sky, with the title "Flock and Boston Dynamics: The slippery slope of data gathering and surveillance," by De-ICE Action Network.
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