Palantir employees are increasingly questioning their company's role in Trump's immigration enforcement efforts, with internal debates intensifying after the company provided software to the Department of Homeland Security for tracking and deporting immigrants. Management has responded to growing internal criticism with philosophical discussions and by implementing policies like auto-deleting Slack messages, while defending the ICE contract as technology that "enables targeted outcomes."
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Palantir employees are increasingly questioning their company's role in Trump's immigration enforcement efforts, with internal debates intensifying after the company provided software to the Department of Homeland Security for tracking and deporting immigrants. Management has responded to growing internal criticism with philosophical discussions and by implementing policies like auto-deleting Slack messages, while defending the ICE contract as technology that "enables targeted outcomes."