Boycott, Citizens
@boycottcitizens
Nonviolent resistance to the mass detention, deportation, and surveillance of our neighbors. Who's Profiting From ICE? (Google Map): Publicly traded and/or consumer-facing companies helping ICE: www.boycottcitizens.org/ice
Read about ICE's top 10 surveillance technologies here: notechforice.com/wp-content/u... See the full report "The Tech Behind ICE" from Just Futures Law, Mijente, and Surveillance Resistance Lab: notechforice.com/wp-content/u...
I looked briefly at FLAG after an influencer network w/ ties to Nick Adams and other MAGA figures launched a coordinated push to discredit a consumer pressure campaign I was part of. July '22-Feb '24, they ran more than $50k worth of political ads like these on FB. Big no-no for a 501(c)(3).
Camp East Montana is in its own category. Truly hell on earth. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...
Amentum Services, which operates ICE's notorious Camp East Montana, has a $425M contract to support aerial firefighting ops in California. This will not stop until we stop giving them our money. Blue cities and states have a lot of power here.
How this situation has impacted care for detained people is THE most important Q. Also worth asking: Why does Acentra say it wasn't contracted to start processing claims, when ICE justified its no-bid award by calling it an "absolute emergency" to "immediately procure claims processing support"?
So much incredibly important information here. This data, obtained by American Oversight via FOIA requests, covers medical claims for people in ICE & CBP custody from Jan-Oct 2025.
From the website of new ICE contractor Koniag Svcs, which is owned by 4,300+ Alutiiq shareholders. At least twice, Native leaders have cancelled tribally owned cos' deals (& fired the responsible execs) after contracts w/ ICE came to light, saying the work ran counter to their communities' values.
ICE has awarded Koniag Services, Inc., an Alaska Native Corporation, a contract worth up to $63M to provide support services for the 287(g) National Coordination Center. 1/
A new ICE contract record shows a $4.9M bill from a community hospital near FDC Miami, which holds a daily average of 378 people in ICE custody. 1/
So very glad this situation is getting more attention. To be clear, ICE's healthcare payment system didn't just collapse; the administration took a chainsaw to it. Read the article: archive.ph/0m3jY#select...
Talking to Reuters, Jen Smyers, who served as deputy director of ORR during the Biden admin, said safeguards against data sharing w/ ICE have been “completely reversed.” “They are weaponizing a child welfare program for the purposes of more deportations.” wfgrp.zohorecruit.com/jobs/Careers...
Ronald Reagan spoke about the "meaning and value of American citizenship," too:
Here's part of the performance work statement in ICE's request for proposals for these contracts. All the data collected from these "wellness checks" goes right into ICE systems. Source: sam.gov/workspace/co...
ICE didn't report the 7/24 death of Prisciliano Trejo Romano in Georgia, having released him shortly prior. He's not the only one.
While SOSi was already providing services to agencies like WA's Dept. of Labor & Industries and MA's Executive Office of Health and Human Services, the Sourcewell agreement means easier access to its 50,000+ member governments, nonprofits, and schools. 6/8
Prisciliano was released from ICE custody before his death, so the agency won't be reporting his death.
Successful Practices Network is helping staff the "school" at the Dilley ICE prison where 120+ kids are being held. It also has a $10.8M contract with the NY State Education Department. @shelleybmayer.bsky.social @nysut.bsky.social wwe2.osc.state.ny.us/transparency...
More recently, a nonprofit called Successful Practices Network (SPN) has also posted teaching positions at Dilley. One of SPN's board members is Kevin P. Chavous, President of Academics, Policy, and Schools at Stride, Inc. 4/4
#2 is Target Hospitality, which owns the property. Between its lease to CoreCivic & subcontracts for "culinary management, janitorial & light maintenance", it expects to make >$49M/yr from Dilley. It's owned by UK-based TDR Capital, which also owns several European consumer cos including Asda. 2/4
These are the companies helping ICE target unaccompanied migrant kids and their sponsors. Contract summaries: www.usaspending.gov/search?hash=...
276 days ago, ICE tapped Carlyle-owned Acentra Health for a $67.5M no-bid contract to process claims for specialty medical services like prenatal care & chemotherapy. DHS said the situation was too urgent to allow competition. Acentra still hasn't started processing claims. 2/2
There's a new layer in this map of the companies, law enforcement agencies, and politicians supporting the administration's anti-immigrant agenda: RESISTANCE 💪 Click on the yellow pins for stories of how people across the U.S. & beyond are fighting back. www.google.com/maps/d/u/2/e...
In the last couple of days, there's been a pretty clearly coordinated troll/bot effort to storm some @de-icecitizensbank.org posts and push this kind of content on FB. And whoever's behind it is super into Tom Homan.
Big news: The campaign calling on Citizens Bank to stop financing for-profit detention companies has graduated from "Oh, all twelve of you! Get a life!" to "Leftist mobs RIOTING!"
Definitely not giving this a click, but sharing as a reminder to STAY LOUD about the conditions at Delaney Hall and other ICE camps. They're raising the volume on the propaganda.
GEO Group's 2025 state/local political contributions Source: www.geogroup.com/geo-2025-pol...
DHS didn't provide the baseline for death threats in this propaganda release, but an that increase could be from 1 to 81 death threats. Or they might be, you know, lying. Either way, it's definitely because of a strongly worded speech and not masked thugs abducting and killing people.
*corruption accelerating* Source: www.pogo.org/investigates...