If we want to free our future, we must
TAKE BACK TECH
Criminalization is big business. Tech companies are building the tools used to surveil, incarcerate, and deport our communities…
…But our communities, together with students, tech workers, and allies, are fighting back. Help us build a movement for a surveillance-free future.
#PurgePalantir
Palantir Technologies is shamelessly profiting off of the personal information gathered from immigrants and all of us. Their roots run deep with ties to the Department of Defense, including tech and infrastructure development for the military. For over 10 years, Palantir has been a container for state violence, harnessing personal and private information across various federal agencies and local city and state departments for ICE.
Their ‘tech innovation’ and infrastructure has made it possible for unprecedented levels of surveillance on immigrant communities. Fighting back against Palantir is a fight against corporate greed. We need to organize together to stop this Big Tech beast.
Now, the moment demands that we continue the fight, exposing their actions over and over until all our gente know. We have seen Palantir test its technology on immigrant and over-policed communities over the years. Their next steps show that they are applying what they’ve learned towards the people at-large.
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We need a movement that outpaces these technologies and fights like hell to take back our humanity.
Marisa Franco, Mijente
Read the Reports
Learn about the tech and data companies that are powering the detention and deportation machine.
Organize Your Campus
Join a movement of students shutting down ICE’s tech talent pipeline.
Fight for Digital Sanctuary
Check our guides and resources to support local organizing against surveillance and policing.
