ICE is using data brokering tools to ‘identify unaccompanied minors’ and ‘fraud’0

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• July 19, 2026

Immigration and Customs Enforcement Enforcement (ICE) intends to renew its contract with an affiliate of data brokerage giant Thomson Reuters at a rate of up to $25 million per year for up to five years to meet an urgent and “multiplied” demand for data that can identify “unaccompanied minors” as well as anyone involved in