US EditionPrivate groups work to identify and report student protesters for possible deportation
- Private group Betar US identified Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil as a target for deportation on January 29, claiming that ICE was aware of his whereabouts on social media.
- The Department of Homeland Security stated that ICE is not collaborating with Betar, despite the group's claims of government attention to their deportation list.
- Attorneys for Khalil and another activist named Taal argue that they are being targeted for their pro-Palestinian speech due to Betar's actions.
- The use of facial recognition technology to identify protesters has raised concerns about privacy and the chilling effect on free speech among foreign students.
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siliconvalley.comPrivate groups work to identify and report pro-Palestinian student protesters for possible deportation
By ADAM GELLER | Associated Press NEW YORK — When a protester was caught on video in January at a New York rally against Israel, only her eyes were visible between a mask and headscarf. But days later, photos of her entire face, along with her name and employer, were circulated online. “Months of them hiding their faces went down the drain!” a fledgling technology company boasted in a social media post, claiming its facial-recognition tool had i…
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Pro-Israel groups are using facial recognition technology to unmask and dox anti-Israel protesters, sparking fears of deportation, privacy violations and a new wave of digital vigilantism. The post WATCH: Pro-Israel groups use facial recognition to identify terror supporters on college campuses appeared first on World Israel News.
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