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Brereton also insisted that no case put to him had “ticked the boxes” for a public hearing.
But that’s all I’ve got from this inquiry which is now over.
Time seemed limited, I didn’t feel we got most out of it but it is what it is
Now what? Back to waiting tor nothing to happen
But that’s all I’ve got from this inquiry which is now over.
Time seemed limited, I didn’t feel we got most out of it but it is what it is
Now what? Back to waiting tor nothing to happen
December 11, 2025 at 3:12 AM
Brereton also insisted that no case put to him had “ticked the boxes” for a public hearing.
But that’s all I’ve got from this inquiry which is now over.
Time seemed limited, I didn’t feel we got most out of it but it is what it is
Now what? Back to waiting tor nothing to happen
But that’s all I’ve got from this inquiry which is now over.
Time seemed limited, I didn’t feel we got most out of it but it is what it is
Now what? Back to waiting tor nothing to happen
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The risks of getting the data wrong can be extraordinary.
“The rapid nature of this is you get put in the back of a van, you might be four states away in a couple of hours and put in a facility where the records aren't even updated online,” McClain says.
Read more:
“The rapid nature of this is you get put in the back of a van, you might be four states away in a couple of hours and put in a facility where the records aren't even updated online,” McClain says.
Read more:
The DHS Data Grab Is Putting US Citizens at Risk
As the US government rapidly merges data from across agencies in service of draconian immigration policies, citizens increasingly risk being caught up as well.
www.wired.com
December 10, 2025 at 11:24 PM
The risks of getting the data wrong can be extraordinary.
“The rapid nature of this is you get put in the back of a van, you might be four states away in a couple of hours and put in a facility where the records aren't even updated online,” McClain says.
Read more:
“The rapid nature of this is you get put in the back of a van, you might be four states away in a couple of hours and put in a facility where the records aren't even updated online,” McClain says.
Read more:
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WIRED first reported in April that the Trump administration had been pooling data—sometimes leading to incomplete or inaccurate data—from across the government in its push to surveil and track immigrants, and it’s only continued from there.
DOGE Is Building a Master Database to Surveil and Track Immigrants
DOGE is knitting together data from the Department of Homeland Security, Social Security Administration, an IRS that could create a surveillance tool of unprecedented scope.
www.wired.com
December 10, 2025 at 11:24 PM
WIRED first reported in April that the Trump administration had been pooling data—sometimes leading to incomplete or inaccurate data—from across the government in its push to surveil and track immigrants, and it’s only continued from there.