ICE reactivates contract with spyware maker Paragon

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has reactivated its contract with the Israeli spyware company Paragon. This move has raised concerns among civil rights advocates, who fear that the spyware technology could be used to further ICE's mass deportation program. Paragon, a prominent player in the global surveillance industry, has faced criticism for its involvement with various government agencies, including ICE. The reactivation of the contract with ICE now places the company in a difficult position, as it must decide whether to continue its relationship with the agency and potentially aid in its deportation efforts. The article highlights the ongoing debate surrounding the use of advanced technology, such as spyware, by law enforcement agencies and the potential impact on individual privacy and civil liberties. As the relationship between Paragon and ICE continues to evolve, it will likely draw further scrutiny from human rights organizations and the public.