Tell Big Tech: Don’t Help w/ Trump’s Mass Deportation Plans

The Trump administration is preparing for sweeping mass deportations that threaten to tear families apart and instill fear in immigrant communities across the nation. During Trump’s previous term, tech companies provided data that facilitated deportations, with tech firms like Palantir assisting ICE in tracking and detaining individuals. As Trump’s team looks to double down on its inhumane deportation policies, it’s essential that tech companies refuse to collaborate.

Many major tech CEOs quickly congratulated Trump on his election victory, but they must now consider the potential impact of their actions. Providing data or assistance to support mass deportations would betray the values of their employees, violate the trust of their customers, and compromise basic human decency. Millions of people rely on these platforms daily, and cooperating with Trump’s deportation agenda would be a severe misuse of user data.

Big tech companies have a moral duty to protect their users and resist these inhumane plans. Collaborating with Trump’s deportation strategy would be a dark stain on their reputations and a profound betrayal of the communities they claim to support.

We call on big tech companies to reject any involvement in Trump’s mass deportation efforts. Refuse to provide data, technology, or assistance that would facilitate unjust immigration practices. Employees, customers, and the public are watching—stand up for what’s right.

Sign this petition to demand that big tech companies protect immigrant communities and refuse to aid Trump’s deportation agenda.