ICE and Homeland Security Investigations plan to spend up to $100 million over the next five years on Cellebrite's digital forensics hardware and software tools.

40 congressional Democrats are urging blue-state leaders to block ICE access to a database containing residents’ driver license and registration information.

The plaintiffs say the agencies’ deployment of technologies that scour social media for “disfavored” speech violates the First Amendment and has chilled labor activities.

The White House also took a moment to document its progress on goals related to the tech.

The $95.5 million contract has a five-year horizon.

The agency plans to equip 110 officers across six cities with the gear. CBP and the Secret Service have considered the technology, too.

ICE will use RAVEn to compare intelligence against federal and outside databases during cybercrime, drug smuggling and human trafficking cases.