Legal & Policy

Harvard Law Students Push School To Divest From ICE & Law Firms That Support Them

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Harvard Law students have rallied to urge their university to divest from tech companies and law firms that support U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This move matters to developers and tech professionals as it highlights growing pressure on tech giants like Palantir, Meta, Alphabet, Amazon, and Microsoft over their roles in immigration enforcement. Watch for potential public pledges from these firms to clarify or distance themselves from ICE-related work amid increasing scrutiny.

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