Keywords: surveillance; immigration; USA; ICE; cities
The guidebook is concerned with “correctional control” through the application of new technologies. “Physical jail cells are being replaced with digital prisons through the expansion of electronic monitoring.” More specifically, it’s concerned with how such technologies are being used to track and deport immigrants. They are seeking to build urban movements against surveillance.
Author: Mijente; Just Futures Law; UCI Law Immigrant Rights Clinic; No Tech for ICE
The guidebook can be used to gather information on the extent of ICE surveillance in your city, and to develop a campaign to push ICE out of your city via pressure on elected officials.