French firm supports ICE in tracking immigrants
French tech company Capgemini supports ICE by managing a victim hotline and building a $365 million 'skip tracing' system to locate undocumented immigrants. The company removed a post on its website describing the ICE contract after public scrutiny. Capgemini’s CEO says the US subsidiary operates independently and claims he was unaware of the contracts, but he will review the situation. Here's a FRANCE 2 report.
French tech company Capgemini supports ICE by managing a victim hotline and building a $365 million 'skip tracing' system to locate undocumented immigrants. The company removed a post on its website describing the ICE contract after public scrutiny. Capgemini’s CEO says the US subsidiary operates independently and claims he was unaware of the contracts, but he will review the situation. Here's a FRANCE 2 report.
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