US EditionStephen Miller Faces Conflict of Interest Over Palantir Stake
UNITED STATES, JUN 24 – Stephen Miller disclosed owning up to $250,000 in Palantir stock while ICE awarded the company a nearly $30 million contract to expand immigration enforcement technology.
- Stephen Miller, the deputy chief of staff known for influencing immigration policies, reportedly holds up to $250,000 in Palantir stock, a company closely involved with U.S. immigration enforcement, with the shares held in an account linked to one of his children.
- This conflict of interest arises amid Palantir's deepening ties with ICE, including a $30 million contract to enhance immigration tracking awarded in April.
- Palantir's technology, praised as 'Mission Critical' by ICE, assists in identifying immigrants for deportation and consolidates multiple data sources for enforcement.
- Palantir's stock surged over 480% in the past year, and its CEO Alex Karp acknowledged operational involvement in Israel amid ongoing controversies over company ethics.
- Ethics experts warn Miller's investment and policy role present clear conflicts, while the White House says he will recuse from related matters to avoid impact.
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