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for sale and rental listings, July 24 to June 2025. Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for

Thursday, January 15th. I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal. Federal immigration

agents targeted construction workers traveling to the site of a meta-platforms data center being built in

Louisiana. That's according to local law enforcement. U.S. immigration and customs enforcement agents

conducted traffic stops on their way to the site today, and per the sheriff's

office, two drivers were arrested due to their immigration status. They were from Guatemala and

Honduras. META is building a $27 billion data center in a rural area in northeast Louisiana in a

joint venture with Blue Owl Capital. Meta declined to comment when asked about the arrests.

The Department of Homeland Security didn't respond to requests for comment.

We exclusively report that Amazon Web Services signed a two-year supply pact with Rio Tinto's Arizona

mine to get copper for the Tech Giants AI data center needs. Last year, the mine became the

first new source of U.S. copper in more than a decade. Tech companies are rushing to secure

the power and critical materials necessary to build and operate AI data centers. The copper from

Rio Tinto will satisfy only a sliver of Amazon's needs. The biggest data centers each require tens of

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