As we know, the Trump regime is expanding its racist and illegal crackdown on immigrants.

And much of that is being made possible by large corporations.

In early December, Donald's Homeland Security Department sent ICE to Minneapolis, St. Paul, and New Orleans,

and they continue their assault in American cities and people.

And a company that for years

touted progressive values is helping them do it, which is just awesome. Over the years, Palantir CEO

Alex Karp has claimed to have walked away from contracts that targeted minorities or,

were in his view, unethical in other ways. He declined to meet with Donald in 2015.

And in response to Donald's deportation goals, he said that it made no sense to deport hardworking

people. Those days are over. According to the Washington Post, the data management company

has received $60 million this year to create software,

Immigration OS. The AI-powered software collects vast amounts of data to help that fascist institution

track immigrants. And Palatair has a partner in crime, Amazon, of course.

Watch Media Education Group Labor on the line break it down here.

Remember when Trump's borders are said he wants ICE to operate like Amazon?

Turns out ICE couldn't operate without Amazon's help.

Here's how.

To most of us, Amazon is known for being the best way to get basically whatever you want delivered to our front door in a flash, thanks to an overworked

and underpaid delivery driver and the invisible warehouse workforce. It's easy to forget

that they bring in nearly three quarters of their operating revenue through

Amazon Web Services or AWS.

Basically, the Internet's biggest landlord, renting out the servers and tools that power

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