ICE just spent $12.2 million on an AI tool designed to track immigrants’ daily movements, habits,
April 18, 2026
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as posted by the channelICE just spent $12.2 million on an AI tool designed to track immigrants’ daily movements, habits, and real-time locations. 🚨 And the scope of this surveillance is massive. The tool, called Project Safe Haven, collects data from Wi-Fi, cell phones, and smart devices to map routines, routes, and behavior patterns. It builds detailed profiles and can label people as tied to gangs or cartels—even without evidence of criminal activity. ⚖️ The contract went to a defense contractor led by former military and government officials, and the system is tied to a national intelligence hub shared by ICE, the military, and the FBI. While it’s described as targeting organized crime, the records include people who crossed the border more than once. That means asylum seekers and families could be directly affected. 😳 This is part of a much larger, multi-billion dollar effort to expand surveillance with little public accountability. The reality is this: the government is investing heavily in tools to track where you go, how you live, and who you’re connected to. If you have a pending immigration case, you need to understand what you’re up against and take it seriously. ✊ If you need help with an asylum case or getting a loved one out of immigration detention, send “CONSULT” in a direct message.
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