Capgemini to sell US arm after facing backlash over ICE partnership to identify migrants
Capgemini faced backlash in France after disclosures revealed its unit served ICE before a December contract. The firm announced plans to cut 2,400 jobs and will divest the subsidiary amid scrutiny over its role in tracking foreign nationals linked to ICE operations that resulted in two deaths.
Capgemini faced backlash in France after disclosures revealed its unit served ICE before a December contract. The firm announced plans to cut 2,400 jobs and will divest the subsidiary amid scrutiny over its role in tracking foreign nationals linked to ICE operations that resulted in two deaths.
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