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Following deadly protests in Minneapolis, Aaron Braun reports that the Trump administration shifted to quieter, tech-driven deportations led by Markwayne Mullin. This campaign is funded by a massive congressional appropriation and utilizes Palantir-developed mapping software.
Georgia Banjo reports that Britain is the largest foreign market for American tech firm Palantir, housing one-sixth of the company's workforce. Despite controversy over its defense origins, the firm has secured major contracts with the NHS, police forces, and armed forces.
In 2023, Palantir won an NHS contract to build a federated data platform to link patient records. Georgia Banjo notes that critics accuse the firm of using unreliable statistics, such as claiming its software enabled 110,000 extra NHS surgical operations.
British policymakers face a trade-off between foreign technology dependence and domestic capability. Georgia Banjo points out that while London Mayor Sadiq Khan blocked a police contract with Palantir, the police force warned that losing the tool would severely hit frontline productivity.
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