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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 02/10/2026

Yeah, thought this one seemed off-brand

Screenshot of a SAM.gov contract listing titled "Officer Identifiers - Patches," Notice ID 70CDCR26Q00000011, from the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Detention Compliance and Removals office. Highlighted in yellow: "This solicitation is closed/cancelled with no award made." The listing is marked Inactive, with offers due September 24, 2026, published September 30, 2026, and updated October 1, 2026.

Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 01/10/2026

This is from the death report ICE released to the public. The timeline looks much closer to what the mortality review indicated. But said an officer "immediately called for assistance via his radio." ICE lies.

On August 5, 2025, at approximately 05:20 a.m. EDT, MVPC Detention Officer (DO) found Mr. GE with a cloth ligature around his neck in a shower stall, immediately called for assistance via his radio, and additional MVPC staff responded. At approximately 5:25 a.m., MVPC staff utilized a cut down tool to remove the bed sheet tied around Mr. GE's neck, placed him on the floor, and began life saving measures including cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and utilizing an Automated External Defibrillator. At approximately 5:31 a.m., MVPC staff called 911 and requested Emergency Medical Services (EMS). Approximately 5:35 a.m., MVPC staff contacted the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP). At approximately 5:44 a.m., EMS staff arrived and took over life saving measures including administrating CPR. Approximately 6:03 a.m., EMS stopped live [sic] saving measures after the Clearfield County, PA Coroner pronounced Mr. GE deceased. Approximately 6:04 a.m., PSP arrived in C-unit.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 01/10/2026

The detention officers who found Chaofeng Ge hanging left him there. He wasn't lowered until five minutes later. They didn't call 911 until ten minutes later.

On August 5, 2025, at approximately 5:20 a.m., while conducting unit count, two MVPC DOs found Mr. GE, bound at the hands and feet, hanging in the handicap shower stall in C-Unit, Pod 4. The DOs left the scene to alert a DO in control, who immediately called a medical emergency via his radio, and additional MVPC staff responded.

At approximately 5:25 a.m., MVPC staff used a cut down tool to remove the bed sheet from around Mr. GE's neck, placed him on the floor, and began life saving measures, including CPR and applying an AED due to his lack of a pulse. At approximately 5:31 a.m., MVPC staff called 911 and requested EMS. At approximately 5:44 a.m., EMS staff arrived in C-Unit and took over life saving measures, including CPR. At approximately 6:03 a.m., EMS staff stopped life saving measures after the Clearfield County, PA, coroner pronounced Mr. GE deceased.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 01/10/2026

When ICE announced Chaofeng Ge's death by suspected suicide last year, they didn't mention that he was found hanging with his hands and feet tied behind his back. The account in a mortality review ICE posted (& removed) this week also suggests a very different response than initially reported.

Ge was detained at the Moshannon Valley Processing Center in Philipsburg. He had been in ICE custody for five days and was awaiting a hearing before the Department of Justice’s Executive Office for Immigration Review. MVPC staff discovered Ge hanging by the neck and unresponsive in the shower room of his detention pod at 5:21 a.m. They immediately lowered him to the ground, began CPR and contacted Phillipsburg Emergency Medical Services, the Pennsylvania State Police and the coroner’s office.

On August 5, 2025, at 5:20 a.m., while conducting unit count, two detention officers (DOs) found Mr. GE, bound at the hands and feet, hanging in the handicap shower stall in C-Unit, pod 4. The DOs left the scene to inform the control officer, and the control officer called the medical emergency. Two medical staff members responded within four minutes, ordered Mr. GE's cut down from the shower stall, immediately initiated cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), applied an automated external defibrillator (AED), and followed the prompts (no shock advised). At 5:31 a.m., custody staff called emergency medical services (EMS). At 5:44 a.m., EMS arrived and took over life saving measures; however, EMS staff were unable to resuscitate Mr. GE. At 6:03 a.m. a Clearfield County, PA, coroner pronounced Mr. GE deceased.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 30/09/2026

The FEC prohibits federal contractors from donating to candidates or parties. One of GEO Group's approaches to skirt that rule is to use a subsidiary LLC called GEO Reentry Services, which doesn't itself have federal contracts, to give high-dollar donations. www.fec.gov/data/receipt...

Table titled "GEO Reentry Services LLC Political Giving Since Nov. 2025," listing recipients, their primary beneficiaries, and donation totals: MAGA Inc. (Trump-controlled), $4,413,000; CLF (Republicans, U.S. House), $1,300,000; SLF PAC (Republicans, U.S. Senate), $250,000; Restore Our Nation (Ron PAC) (Gov. Ron DeSantis, R-FL), $100,000; Stronger Safer Nation (Sen. Ashley Moody, R-FL), $20,000; Conservative Leadership for Florida (Scott Singer, R, Boca Raton, FL mayor running for Congress), $10,000. Grand total: $6,093,000.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 30/09/2026

From Sep. '25 through Mar. '26, four deaths at GEO Group's Adelanto ICE camp accounted for more than 12% of total reported deaths in ICE custody, despite the facility holding an average of less than 2.5% of the total detained pop. Ismael Ayala-Uribe, and so many others, should still be alive.

After 39-year-old Los Angeles resident Ismael Ayala-Uribe died on Sept. 22, 2025, from septic shock caused by an abscess on his buttock, the investigators found a litany of deficiencies.

Medical staff at Adelanto Processing Center in San Bernardino County didn’t visually examine the abscess or perform wellness checks, and nurses did not adequately alert an on-call doctor to the severity of his condition.

Medical staff didn’t consistently respond to Ayala-Uribe’s medical complaints in a timely fashion, administer all of his medication in a timely fashion, or adequately document his care, his mortality review stated.

At the same time, the facility’s shortage of staff “hindered their ability to provide their patient population medical care in accordance with timeframes established by accreditation standards.”

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 26/09/2026

In June 2026, Jordan successfully helped push to get $70B more for the anti-immigrant effort. Two days after the House passed the second reconciliation bill, ALF (the PAC) received $305k from ALAF (the nonprofit). Probably a coincidence.

FEC Form 3X Schedule A itemized receipt for American Liberty Foundation PAC, showing a $305,000 receipt from American Liberty Action Fund on June 11, 2026, recorded as a contribution to a non-contribution account.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 26/09/2026

Jim Jordan was key to ensuring monstrous mass detention and deportation appropriations in July 2025. FEC records suggest that 11 days later, GEO Group gave $250k to the Jordan-linked PAC American Liberty Foundation. GEO said the cash actually went to a 501(c)(4) called American Liberty Action Fund.

GEO Group’s spokesperson said in an email to POGO Investigates that “the $250,000 contribution in question was not made by GEO’s Political Action Committee and was made to American Liberty Action Fund, a C4 entity.” The American Liberty Action Fund has the same leadership as the similarly named super PAC.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 22/09/2026

Y'all, if we put our minds to it, we can absolutely make 'disgorgement' @merriam-webster.com's 2029 word of the year.

disgorgement
Disgorgement is a remedy requiring a party who profits from illegal or wrongful acts to give up any profits they made as a result of that illegal or wrongful conduct. The purpose of this remedy is to prevent unjust enrichment and make illegal conduct unprofitable.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 21/09/2026

Bullet relocates into area man, somehow

News search results: KVUE: "Man injured in shooting involving ICE officers in North Austin," 5 hours ago, thumbnail of a dark pickup truck with someone standing in its bed at an intersection. The New York Times: "One Person Shot During Encounter With ICE in Austin," 3 hours ago, thumbnail of cars parked under a highway overpass.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 20/09/2026

Kudos to @obsmultinationales.bsky.social, which broke the story in France and stayed on the case, and thanks to those who stood against Capgemini's involvement in ICE's vile project. 🇫🇷

Nighttime protest scene in Paris in front of the illuminated Palais Bourbon (French National Assembly building), with its colonnaded facade and French flag visible in the background. In the foreground, a large crowd holds signs reading messages like "De-ICE USA," "No Trump," "No Kings," "Fight ICE," and "Keep Calm and Join ICE Breaker," along with a sign showing a French flag and "I ❤ MN." Some attendees hold up phones recording the scene, and a TV microphone (marked AFP) is visible near the front.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 19/09/2026

Ugh. With NSPM-7 on my mind, this feels...broad.

Screenshot from SOW: ERO ONE supports the collection, exploitation, evaluation, analysis, integration, and reporting of intelligence information used to inform ERO mission activities with a nexus to national security, public safety, officer safety, detention-related activities, and other authorized ERO mission requirements.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 18/09/2026

The details need an update (it's from the halcyon days when there were "only" ~1,200 287(g) agreements; there are now more than double that), but it gets the point across: ICE is co-opting local LEAs to conduct immigration enforcement, to the detriment of our communities. We don't have to allow it.

An infographic titled “Paid to Pursue: ICE’s Plan to Turn Private Contractors and Local Law Enforcement Into a Vast Bounty-Hunting Network.” It explains how ICE aims to expand deportation efforts by using private firms and local police.

ICE Collects Personal Data: ICE accesses large amounts of personal data from government agencies and data brokers such as Thomson Reuters and LexisNexis, along with surveillance tools like facial recognition and social media monitoring.

ICE Creates Profiles: Using a Palantir-built case management system, ICE turns this data into detailed AI-driven profiles, including visa status, physical characteristics, and information from license plate readers.

Private Contractors Track Immigrants: ICE gives private firms lists of 50,000 immigrants at a time to verify their locations through skip tracing. Contractors access ICE’s case system, ImmigrationOS, to locate up to 1.5 million people, earning base pay per verified address plus bonuses for speed and accuracy.

ICE Gives Target Lists to Local Law Enforcement: ICE shares verified target lists with hundreds of state and local agencies through its 287(g) program, which deputizes local officers to enforce federal immigration laws. DHS offers bonuses of up to $1,000 per officer for successful identifications.

At the bottom, a section titled “The 287(g) Program” explains that the program authorizes local officers to identify, arrest, and process individuals for deportation. It notes that the number of 287(g) agreements grew sharply during the Trump administration and that critics warn these partnerships promote racial profiling and harm community trust. The graphic concludes that fighting the spread of 287(g) agreements is one of the most important ways to help keep communities safe.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 17/09/2026

There are safeguards built into the contracting language, but people in vulnerable situations shouldn't have to wonder whether their data will make its way into ICE's hands.

5.1.3 Comply with Keep Washington Working Act, per RCW 43.17.425. This law requires entities
to not use any L&I data or funds resulting from this contract to cooperate or assist in the
investigation or enforcement of federal registration, surveillance programs or any other
law, rule, or policy that targets Washington residents solely on the basis of race, religion,
immigration, or citizenship status, or national or ethnic origin.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 16/09/2026

When you call 911, your information can end up in ICE's hands (even if you live in a sanctuary jurisdiction), thanks to sweeping data sharing agreements that your local officials may not even realize they have. Learn more: accurintfiles.fineprint.report

"Diagram titled 'From a 911 call to a federal database,' labeled 'The Pipeline.' Subtitle: 'Here is what happens to your data in five steps. Most cities only know about step one.' Five connected boxes: (1) 911 call — victim, witness, or suspect data entered; (2) Local RMS — police records system stores the report; (3) LexisNexis, highlighted in dark red — PSDEX ingests every ~15 min, permanently; (4) Federal access — ICE, FBI, DHS customers query the data; (5) Reuse — hundreds of thousands of users nationwide. Caption below, 'The Data Laundering Pipeline': 'Local police data is uploaded automatically to a private broker. The originating city has no visibility into who later accesses it. Sanctuary laws restricting cooperation with federal agencies do not apply to the broker.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 15/09/2026

"3,005 percent less expensive" - DHS OIG www.oig.dhs.gov/sites/defaul...

Historically, Border Patrol used CBP’s Air and Marine Operations’ crewed aircraft for its air
support. However, since the program began in 2020, Border Patrol is increasingly using small
drones instead. By FY 2022, small drones provided percent of air support hours; by FY 2025, it
had increased to percent. Border Patrol’s end of FY 2025 analyses estimated that small drone
flights were 3,005 percent less expensive than crewed aircraft when used for alien
apprehensions, providing a cost-effective technology to enhance operational capabilities. When
compared to other technologies Border Patrol used, FY 2025 data showed small drones were
used in percent) of nearly 69,000 law enforcement actions on the Southwest border.
Figure 4 shows a comparison of law enforcement actions assisted by various Border Patrol
technologies

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 15/09/2026

Gene Sharp catalogued 198 different methods used in nonviolent struggles against authoritarian regimes: nvdatabase.swarthmore.edu/browse-methods If we're going to escape this nightmare, voting is the floor.

But he said that when agents did eventually get to him, he repeatedly informed the ICE agents he was a citizen, but was told, “I don’t give a damn.... Your parents can’t help you now.”

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 14/09/2026

This is my most recent (quick) pass at FL's spending data for state-run camps. Running these companies' names through openthebooks.com won't yield a complete list of their customers, but is a helpful place to start. Local databases and public records requests are your next step.

Table titled 'Vendor/Grantor Name' with 'SUM of Total Amount' column, listing 29 vendors/grantors and their total dollar amounts, sorted from highest to lowest. Top entries: Doodie Calls Inc ($219,081,524), IRG Global Emergency Management ($190,367,692), GEO|CDR Baker, LLC ($101,368,294, with a note that GEO|CDR is a joint venture between CDR and GEO Group for Florida's second ICE camp at Baker), SLSCO Ltd ($97,784,671), GardaWorld Federal Services ($78,565,684), Critical Response Strategies ($73,622,463), Lemoine CDR Logistics ($60,144,382), CDR Health TNT ($56,959,990), and Longview International Technology (two entries, $53,824,460 and $13,794,549, with a note '(LTS)'). Additional smaller entries include Grannys Alliance Holdings, Gothams LLC, Garner Environmental Services, Public Safety Solutions MO, Motorola Solutions, Selectrailers, Baker's Electronics & Communications, Skybase Communications, ISF Inc, GetResQ911, The Will-Burt Company, Patriot Response Group, IEM International, Williams Communications, Life Science Logistics, CDW Government, DBT Transportation Services, TX RX Systems, and CWI Inc, ranging from about $434,000 down to $9,647. Grand Total: $1,076,195,557.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 11/09/2026

Wow. A separate modification yesterday finalized last year's contract terms between ICE and Acentra (More than 10 MONTHS into the contract) obligated $80.7M more, increasing the total obligated amount by over 150%. For a period in which they failed to process a single claim.

Table titled 'Modification Summary' listing five contract modifications for a federal award: base award Oct 25, 2025 for $0; P00001 on Jun 4, 2026 for $44,591,844.92; P00002 on Jun 16, 2026 for $0; P00003 on Jul 23, 2026 for $8,475,908.00; and P00004 on Sep 10, 2026 for $80,664,328.14, described as providing ICE Health Service Corps medical claims processing support and definitizing the letter contract.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 11/09/2026

DHS announced yesterday that it is extending its contract with Acentra for "continued" medical claims processing support for ICE Health Service Corps. Source: sam.gov/workspace/co...

Screenshot from a SAM.gov special notice record:

THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION. THIS IS A NOTICE OF THE GOVERNMENT’S INTENT TO ISSUE A SOLE SOURCE MODIFICATION TO ACENTRA HEALTH, LLC, 70CDCR26C00000002

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Office of Acquisition Management (OAQ), on behalf of the Enforcement & Removal Operations (ERO), ICE Health Service Corps (IHSC), intends to award a sole source modification of contract number 70CDCR26C00000002 to Acentra Health, LLC (Acentra), located at 1600 Tysons Blvd., Ste. 1000, McLean, VA 22102, for continued medical claims processing support.

This anticipated modification will be made under the authority of Revolutionary Federal Acquisition Regulation Overhaul (RFO)(FAR Class Deviation 25-11) 6.103-1: Only one responsible source and no other supplies or services will satisfy agency requirements. Market Research conducted by OAQ and IHSC determined that only Acentra can meet the requirement in the required timeframe.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 11/09/2026

🚨 DHS is planning to spend $100M+ for intelligence analysts for what looks like a previously unknown unit within Enforcement and Removal Operations called Overwatch and National Security Enforcement (ERO ONE). Source: apfs-cloud.dhs.gov/record/75521...

DHS Acquisition Planning Forecast System record for ICE/ERO, published Sept. 11, 2026. Title, highlighted in yellow: 'ERO Overwatch and National Security Enforcement (ERO ONE) – Intelligence Research Specialists Professional Support Services.' Details: NAICS. is for Administrative and General Management Consulting Services, competed contract via OASIS+ vehicle, firm fixed price, new requirement, anticipated award Q2 FY2027, solicitation expected Dec. 10, 2026, contract complete Feb. 24, 2032, estimated value over $100 million, place of performance Washington, DC.

Description states ICE ERO's Overwatch and National Security Enforcement (ERO ONE) office anticipates hiring contractor Intelligence Research Specialists for intelligence research, all-source analysis, trend and threat analysis, network and relationship analysis, and related analytical services supporting ERO headquarters and field locations nationwide, plus a DC-based contractor Project Manager. Personnel are expected to require Top Secret/SCI clearance eligibility.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 08/09/2026

Here's that WSJ story: archive.ph/Tpz6y

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 08/09/2026

I'd expect nothing less from the man who apparently had Palantir and GEO Group execs responding to his requests like this ⬇️ May he never hire a crisis PR pro.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 05/09/2026

A bit like cutting up a credit card and bragging that you saved your entire credit limit, even as you're already swiping another card.

DHS publicly reported on its website that its contract terminations over this time frame could allow the department to potentially avoid over $10.5 billion in costs. However, this overstates actual costs avoided for two reasons.

First, it represents the maximum that could be obligated on these contracts, not how much would have actually been obligated.
Second, if DHS continues to need the goods and services covered by those contracts and meets those needs through other contracts, then those costs would not be avoided but incurred through those contracts.
In fact, GAO found that 95 percent of DHS’s reported $10.5 billion in potential cost avoidance was attributable to 30 terminated indefinite delivery/indefinite-quantity contracts in place for DHS to meet information technology requirements. These contracts had a 10-year period of performance, from fiscal years 2025 through 2034.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 03/09/2026

DHS spending with LexisNexis '08-'26. Though it's on the rise, $31.2M of '26 spending is equal to <.25% of the '25 revenues of its parent company RELX. They don't need the money, and continuing to align themselves with ICE--and now Palantir--seems unwise, to put it mildly.

Bar chart titled showing DHS federal contract obligations by year from 2008 to 2026 for LexisNexis Risk Solutions, LexisNexis Special Services, LexisNexis Group, and RELX Inc. Values rise from under $2M in 2008–2010 to a range of roughly $5M–$14M through the 2010s, climb to $19M–$22M between 2021–2023, dip slightly to $17M and $16.5M in 2024–2025, then spike sharply to $31.3M in 2026 — the highest value in the series, shown via a highlighted tooltip reading '2026, Obligations, $31.3M

https://www.usaspending.gov/search?hash=231487fc4fc5916652e6068a43d105d4

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 02/09/2026

"When a large-scale emergency, natural disaster, or mass casualty incident occurs, tracking the movements of people is a critical part of coordinating an effective response." www.ger911.com/hc-patient-t...

Screenshot of a "HC Patient Tracking" product webpage. Header banner shows first responders lifting a stretcher, overlaid with the headline "Track and share critical data during mass casualty incidents." and an orange "REQUEST A DEMO" button. Below, a "Remove the Complexity" section shows a laptop, desktop monitor, tablet, and phone displaying triage dashboards with color-coded patient status grids, charts, and a map, alongside body-diagram icons marking injury locations. Accompanying text explains that HC Patient Tracking helps track patient movement during large-scale emergencies instead of relying on phone calls and paper. At the bottom, a dark footer band has three icon-and-caption items: a share icon with "Collect and share patient information and triage status in near real-time," a location-pin/route icon with "Track and share patient information to assist with family reunification," and an eye icon with "Provide high-level visibility across multiple agencies supporting the emergency response."

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 02/09/2026

Since Jan. 2025, DHS has awarded Fisher Sand & Gravel more than $14B for border wall construction, despite the company's checkered history. For context, the top ICE contractor, CSI Aviation, is sitting around $2.2B.

Screenshot from a ProPublica article: Tommy Fisher, president of Fisher Industries, started to construct the fence in 2019 with financial support from the online fundraising campaign We Build the Wall. The nonprofit was set up to help former President Donald Trump build his “big, beautiful wall” along the length of the border. In the end, four of the nonprofit’s top leaders, including Trump’s former adviser Steve Bannon, were arrested on fraud and other charges connected to the fundraising scheme.

https://www.propublica.org/article/border-wall-texas-doj-arcadis-webuildthewall

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 01/09/2026

"UPDATE: ICE is leaving hospitals with millions in unpaid bills" (Popular Information) Get the full story by @juddlegum.bsky.social: popular.info/p/update-ice...

Infographic titled 'ICE Medical Payments: A Timeline of Delay' from Popular Information, with the subtitle: 'The federal system that pays for ICE detainees' outside medical care stopped on Oct. 3, 2025.' A vertical timeline lists five events:

Oct 17, 2025 — ICE awards Acentra Health a $67.5 million no-bid contract for 'ICE Medical Claims Processing.' Quote: 'It is an absolute emergency for ICE to immediately procure claims processing support because lack of this support will delay critical medical care.' (ICE sole-source justification, October 2025)

Jan 13, 2026 — ICE and Acentra promise an April 30 launch. Quote: 'IHSC estimates claims processing will launch April 30, 2026' (ICE); Acentra's portal echoes it: 'estimated to begin on Thursday, April 30, 2026.' (ice.gov, Jan. 13 · ihsc-dhs.acentra.com, January 2026)

Mar 17, 2026 — Acentra says claims processing will begin between April and June. Quote: 'Claims payment services from Acentra Health are estimated to begin during the second quarter of 2026 calendar year (April–June).' (ihsc-dhs.acentra.com, March 2026)

Jun 21, 2026 — Acentra says claims processing will begin between July and September. Quote: 'Claims payment services from Acentra Health are estimated to begin during the fourth quarter of this 2026 fiscal year (July-September).' (ihsc-dhs.acentra.com, June 2026)

Aug 27, 2026 — Acentra deletes all estimates from its website. Quote: 'Federal timelines and agency authorizations will dictate the date the new IHSC system will begin accepting claims.' (ihsc-dhs.acentra.com, Aug. 27, 2026)

Footer note: Sources: ice.gov and ihsc-dhs.acentra.com. March 17 and June 21 reflect the earliest Internet Archive captures of each change.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 28/08/2026

Thank you for double-checking the "sandbox budget."

Screenshot of a LinkedIn post reposted by "ResponseAI Solutions, LLC." The original post is by Thomas Kunish, CPCM, CFCM, titled "Ensuring procurement is never the operational bottleneck!", posted 1 month ago. The post is a lighthearted "happy birthday" message celebrating WEXMAC's sixth anniversary, comparing the contract's growth to a six-year-old child while noting it recently won the U.S. Department of War's Creativity in Contracting Award. It jokes about WEXMAC "hitting age six" and references JTF Southern Spear & JTF Southern Border operations and Operation Epic Fury as examples of the contract's responsiveness.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 28/08/2026

Let's keep making the people facilitating ethnic cleans—uh, "irregular operations"—uncomfortable.

Screenshot from Dallas Morning News article reads: "The records also show Signature Aviation asked Dallas aviation department officials to approve black mesh being installed along fencing beside a public observation area, saying it wanted greater privacy and sought to “prevent further media scrutiny.” A senior city aviation official separately asked in a later email that the operations be conducted “more discreetly” away from the observation area."

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 23/08/2026

Ring Power Tactical Solutions describes the ROOK in an IG post as a "very large can (house) opener." www.instagram.com/ringpowertac...

A screenshot from a Ring Power Tactical Solutions Instagram post with the words "Current Mood" at the top, showing a nighttime photo of a heavily damaged house with a large section of its wall and roof torn open, marked with "SWAT" lettering on the armored breaching vehicle in the foreground (a sheriff's department emblem is visible on it, labeled "KCSO"). Debris and splintered wood are scattered around the opening. A small circular inset in the bottom right shows the armored tracked vehicle (like the ones in the earlier photos) with a speech bubble reading "Very large can (house) opener."

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 23/08/2026

More toys for ICE. Acquisition planning records show they will spend $1-2M on a ROOK armored Caterpillar multi-terrain loader. Source: apfs-cloud.dhs.gov/record/75014...

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 19/08/2026

Off-leash dogs. Chained human beings. Talon Air.

Talon Air private jet charter advertisement showing a golden retriever resting on the cabin floor of a luxury plane beside a passenger working on a laptop. Headline reads 'Every member of the family deserves a first-class journey.' Four icons highlight benefits: no crowded terminals, no cargo hold for pets, less stress, and more comfort for pets traveling with their owners.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 18/08/2026

The GEO Group doesn't just profit from detention. It also makes money from the surveillance of immigrants in their homes & communities through the Intensive Supervision Appearance Program, 'skip tracing' work that has drawn comparisons to bounty hunting, and the transportation of detained people.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 16/08/2026

What if we spent public money on things that actually make people's lives better, instead of giving torture gloves to the lawless thugs tearing communities apart? See the Economic Policy Institute's deportation calculator : www.epi.org/deportation-...

Infographic titled 'Instead of spending $268,999,966,016 (or $2,358 per taxpayer) on mass deportations, United States taxpayers could fund' — followed by a list of equivalent alternatives: 931,963 school teachers, or 1,046,926 firefighters, or 11,998,386 people on Medicaid, or 5,055,947 veterans' medical care, or 6,725,420 Head Start slots, or 717,070 registered nurses. A footer reads 'See more programs this money could fund.'

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 15/08/2026

In an area where the base average teaching salary was $53k in 2025, the NY-based nonprofit Successful Practices Network is paying a starting salary of $85k for K-12 content teachers for the Dilley ICE camp.

"Recruitment flyer for the South Texas Center for Academic & Student Support (SPN) in Dilley, Texas, titled 'We're Hiring!' It advertises K–12 Core Content Teacher positions with a starting salary of $85,000 (including a $9,000 yearly lifestyle and wellness stipend). The flyer describes seeking full-time, Texas-certified, bilingual educators for Elementary (K–6) or Secondary (6–12) classrooms in English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. Listed requirements include a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution, valid Texas teaching certification for the assigned grade/subject, required bilingual Spanish proficiency, and ESL certification (or in progress). Listed benefits include 401(k) with employer match, paid winter/spring/summer breaks, flexible vacation/sick leave, and optional medical, dental, and vision coverage. A QR code and the link https://bit.ly/4v5GtjC are included under 'Learn More & Apply.'

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 15/08/2026

Not sure they've thought this through

The Democratic Party holds a substantial edge among younger voters, while the Republican Party has the advantage among the oldest groups.
About two-thirds of voters ages 18 to 24 (66%) associate with the Democratic Party, compared with 34% who align with the GOP.
There is a similarly large gap in the partisan affiliation of voters ages 25 to 29 (64% are Democrats or lean that way vs. 32% for Republicans).
Voters in their 30s also tilt Democratic, though to a lesser extent: 55% are Democrats or Democratic leaners, 42% are Republicans or Republican leaners.
Neither party has a significant edge over the other among voters in their 40s and 50s:
Half of voters in their 40s associate with the Democratic Party, and 47% are affiliated with the Republican Party.
The shares are reversed among voters in their 50s: 50% align with the Republicans, 47% with the Democrats.
Among voters ages 60 and older, the GOP holds a clear advantage:
Republican alignment is 10 percentage points higher than Democratic alignment (53% vs. 43%) among voters in their 60s.
Voters ages 70 to 79 are slightly more likely to be aligned with the GOP (51%) than the Democratic Party (46%).
About six-in-ten voters 80 and older (58%) identify with or lean toward the GOP, while 39% associate with the Democratic Party.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 15/08/2026

CoreCivic's insider sales for 8/12-8/14 💰💰

Table titled with columns Filer, Position, Shares Sold, Price (weighted avg), and Value, listing nine CoreCivic insider stock sales from August 2026. Rows: John R. Prann Jr, Director, 30,000 shares, $32.21, $966,300.00; Thurgood Marshall Jr, Director, 7,100 shares, $34.00, $241,400.00; David Garfinkle, EVP & Chief Financial Officer, 3,170 shares, $34.27, $108,635.90; David Garfinkle, EVP & Chief Financial Officer, 491 shares, $34.03, $16,704.73; Anthony L. Grande, EVP Chief Development Officer, 801 shares, $34.00, $27,234.00; Devin Ignatius Murphy, Director, 8,098 shares, $33.79, $273,631.42; Lucibeth Mayberry, EVP Chief Innovation Officer, 120,000 shares, $33.29, $3,994,800.00; Harley G. Lappin, Director, 22,032 shares, $33.02, $727,617.64; Harley G. Lappin, Director, 3,000 shares, $32.69, $98,070.00. Total value: $6,454,393.69

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 13/08/2026

3. The one time this DHS has used the urgency exemption that seemed legit at the time, they called it an "absolute emergency" to restore medical claims processing for the ICE health system and said that the situation was dangerous to the life, health, and welfare of detained people. 2/3

Lorna Tedder, a retired contracting expert who spent more than three decades at the Defense Department, said that, “Some things truly are urgent — people are going to die if you don’t do this.” But if agencies claim the exemption all the time, “it will eventually be abused.”

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 13/08/2026

SOSi has a contract with the Washington State Dept of Labor and Industries (L&I) for on-demand and scheduled language interpretation services for injured workers and crime victims. SOSi also works for ICE, locating immigrants for cash. @seiu925.bsky.social @waisn.bsky.social @wslc.bsky.social

Screenshot: As the prime awardee on this contract, SOSi will introduce a secure, mobile friendly, web-based scheduling platform for requesting, canceling, editing, and verifying interpretation assignments around the clock, for approximately 22,000 average appointments per month. SOSi will manage the exchange between L&I, workers and victims the agency serves, insurers, providers, and interpreters, ensuring the provision of on-demand and scheduled language interpretation services through in-person, video, and over-the-phone communication in numerous languages. The platform will capture the execution and completion of services and enable interpreters to submit invoices through SOSi to the insurers.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 12/08/2026

Pretty sure that's not the company's NAICS code. They really never stop trolling, do they?

Screenshot of a federal procurement forecast record, Forecast Record Number F2026074524. Header reads "Forecast Record Number: F2026074524" with a blue "Print" button. Below is a details table: Component ICE/OD/OFTP; Published Date Aug. 10, 2026, 10:51 a.m.; Previously Published On (blank). Second table: NAICS 711219 - Other Spectator Sports; Competition NO; Small Business Set-Aside N/A; Small Business Program SB; Contract Vehicle Definitive Contract; Contract Type Firm Fixed Price; Contract Status New Requirement; Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 FY2026; Estimated Solicitation Release 2026-08-14; Contract Complete 2027-03-31. Requirements Title: CTG-5 G.L.O.V.E. (Generated Low Output Voltage Emitter). Description: "Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has a requirement to purchase the CTG-5 G.L.O.V.E. (Generated Low Output Voltage Emitter) a Conductive Distraction and De-escalation Device which will be issued to Homeland Security Investigations (H.S.I.) and Enforcement Removal Operations (ERO) officers and agents." Estimated Dollar Range: $10,000,000.00 to $20,000,000.00. Place of Performance: Ft. Benning, GA.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 11/08/2026

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...

Infographic titled 'TECH TOOLS' with the subtitle: 'The Trump administration is building a vast digital surveillance apparatus enabling the identification, tracking, and monitoring of populations at an unprecedented scale with minimal oversight.' A large black spider illustration sits at the center of a spiderweb, with the web's strands connecting to ten circular icons arranged around it, each labeled with a surveillance-related category: Web Scraping & Social Media Surveillance (a smartphone with app icons), Cellphone and Computer Spying Software & Devices (a laptop with a folder and binary code), Data Analytics (a server tower with a funnel above it), Data Brokers (icons of ID photos, a family, a shopping cart, a hand, and a dollar-sign folder), Facial Recognition & Street Level Surveillance (a person's face overlaid with a facial-recognition grid), ALPR Surveillance & Driver Surveillance (a van labeled 'CITIZEN' with scanning lines), Bounty Hunters (a person at a computer viewing a 'WANTED' poster), Detention & Deportation Tracking (a handcuffed wrist holding a phone with a badge/seal icon), Cellphone Tracking (a map with location pins connected by dashed lines), and Drones (a hexacopter drone with a camera). Page number 38 appears in the bottom right corner.

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 11/08/2026

Camp East Montana is in its own category. Truly hell on earth. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...

“Abhorrent medical and mental health care, including for people with chronic conditions like cancer and HIV, indiscriminate use of solitary confinement to punish and silence victims of guard abuse, and other flagrant constitutional violations, including exposure to measles, tuberculosis, and other diseases. Not even a year in, there already have been three reported deaths at Camp East Montana.”

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 11/08/2026

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.

Headline: Amentum Services named new contractor for Camp East Montana detention center

Headline: Amentum secures $425 million contract to support California's aerial firefighting operations

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Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.org · 10/08/2026

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"?

https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2026-08-06/records-detail-ice-medical-claims-before-payment-system-collapsed

The ICE Health Service Corps website says providers should “hold all claim submissions while we work to bring the new system online.”

Lindsey Rodarmer, public relations manager for Acentra Health, said the company’s role under its contract is solely to build out the claims processing system — not to start processing claims.

Screenshot of a justification & approval document excerpt describing an emergency situation after the VA terminated a service, leaving ICE without a system to process or pay medical claims. The text explains it is critical for ICE to urgently restore claims processing support to avoid delaying care such as dialysis, prenatal care, oncology, and chemotherapy for detained individuals (referred to as IAs), and warns that unpaid providers may stop accepting new patients, threatening the IHSC community provider network. Several sentences are highlighted in green emphasizing the urgency of restoring claims processing to prevent medical complications or loss of life.

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