ICE Offers Up to $280 Million to Immigrant-Tracking ‘Bounty Hunter’ Firms

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement lifted a $180 million cap on a proposed immigrant-tracking program while guaranteeing multimillion-dollar payouts for private surveillance firms.

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ICE Offers Up to $280 Million to Immigrant-Tracking ‘Bounty Hunter’ Firms
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