Canada's Dirty Deal: The Thomson Reuters ICE Partnership and the Need for Transparency The latest data sharing agreement between Thomson Reuters and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has reignited concerns about corporate complicity in human rights abuses.
Canadian corporations have been partnering with ICE to provide access to sensitive personal information, raising questions about data protection and surveillance.
Thomson Reuters' contracts with ICE date back to 2015, but it's the latest $125 million agreement that has sparked outrage among critics.