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The use of facial recognition technology by CBP and proposed legislation to restrict it.
Fact-checkers combine human-led visual forensics with automated classifiers that analyze pixels, audio, temporal patterns and metadata to spot ; no single method is foolproof, so teams layer cues—lip-...
PhotoDNA is a perceptual “fuzzy” hashing system developed by Microsoft and Dartmouth to create robust digital fingerprints of known images so platforms and law enforcement can find copies even after c...
ICE and CBP’s expanding use of biometric and surveillance databases—ranging from facial recognition on mobile apps to large Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) feeds and the DHS IDENT biometric repo...
enforcement zone have surfaced in Congress and in advocacy reports: lawmakers have proposed narrowing the zone and imposing documentation and procedural limits on internal stops, while watchdog groups...
Watchdog groups and FOIA releases have produced some contract documents and summaries that illuminatePalantir’s government work, including ICE’s publicly released contract files, but the evidence in t...
ICE’s technical reach is restrained by a patchwork of oversight: internal DHS privacy policies, Congressional and inspector-general scrutiny, state and local privacy laws, civil litigation and public ...
Commercial vendors led by Clearview AI point to National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) results showing their algorithms achieved greater than 99% accuracy across demographic groups on s...