Capgemini is selling its US subsidiary, Capgemini Government Solutions, which has been criticized for work connected to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) contract. According to reporting, the unit provides technology used to help US immigration authorities identify and track foreign nationals.
The criticism centers on the nature and purpose of the technology supplied to immigration enforcement. Euronews describes the work as tools for identifying and tracking foreign nationals, positioning the sale against a backdrop of scrutiny over ICE-related contracts. Other available details in the provided summaries focus on the fact of the technology support rather than the specific contract terms or the reasons behind the decision to sell.
Overall, the outlets agree on the core elements: Capgemini Government Solutions has supplied technology to US immigration authorities under an ICE-related arrangement, and the company now proceeds with divesting the unit amid public criticism.
