Following international outcry and scrutiny over deaths during ICE operations, French IT giant Capgemini announced the sale of its subsidiary working for the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency. The company faced pressure after an American subsidiary signed a deal with ICE to identify and track foreigners. This decision came after an extraordinary board meeting and amid calls for transparency. The company stated legal restrictions prevented adequate control over the subsidiary’s operations, despite the contract representing a small portion of its global revenue.
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Capgemini to Sell US Subsidiary Amidst ICE Contract Controversy
Following international outcry and scrutiny over deaths during ICE operations, French IT giant Capgemini announced the sale of its subsidiary working for the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency. The company faced pressure after an American subsidiary signed a deal with ICE to identify and track foreigners. This decision came after an extraordinary board meeting and amid calls for transparency. The company stated legal restrictions prevented adequate control over the subsidiary’s operations, despite the contract representing a small portion of its global revenue.
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