DHS’s biggest surveillance contractors are General Atomics ($678.6M), General Dynamics ($443.9M), and Palantir ($335.4M). Together, they've supplied many of the technologies behind DHS's expanding surveillance capabilities. 9/
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Surveillance powers rarely stay confined to their original purpose. Recent reporting suggests DHS has expanded its surveillance of protesters despite policies intended to protect First Amendment activity. Read and share our latest report from @rlevinsonwaldman.bsky.social and Matthew Ruppert. 10/
DHS’s Domestic Surveillance, Data Collection, and Analytics ToolsFueled by a budget boom, the Department of Homeland Security is expanding its technological arsenal, with little oversight or transparency around how these tools are used.www.brennancenter.orgОбсуждение
