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A US agency listed an AI immigration tool online. The disclosure vanished after our inquiry.

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By Sarah Matusek, Aaron Glantz Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
The Trump administration appears to have deleted evidence of an artificial intelligence tool it said could have a significant impact on individual rights from a government inventory, following an inquiry about the product by the Monitor. The AI tool, one of two bearing the “high-impact” designation by the Department of Health and Human Services, was being developed to vet sponsors of unaccompanied immigrant children who end up in government custody.
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There’s agreement that ICE should have body cameras. So why don’t all officers have them?

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By Sarah Matusek
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
In the immigration debate, consensus is rare. Yet the Trump administration and its critics have come close on the need to outfit officers with body cameras. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers fatally shot two immigrant drivers this month, in Texas and Maine. The Department of Homeland Security claimed its ICE officers acted defensively, but hadn’t been issued body cameras. While more than half of ICE field offices have that gear, said DHS, the rest will catch up by September.
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DHS denounces victims of immigration enforcement shootings before facts known

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By Sarah Matusek, Jacob Turcotte
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
This week, and for the fourth time this year, Department of Homeland Security law enforcement officers fatally shot someone on a U.S. street. The initial narrative from the agency checked a familiar box. The officers acted defensively, said DHS – though other federal agencies withheld comment as investigations commenced. Over the past six months, witnesses and video evidence have painted a fuller, more complex picture of each killing, at times contradicting official claims.
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