ICE protester says her Global Entry was revoked after agent scanned her face
Summary
Ars Technica reports that a Target director had Global Entry revoked after an ICE agent used facial recognition to identify her during a protest observation. The piece highlights the broader use of biometric tech by immigration enforcement and discusses potential intimidation and retaliation concerns, with references to Clearview AI, Mobile Fortify, Palantir, and Stingrays. It raises implications for privacy, consent, and policy in biometrics applications for law enforcement and public-facing activism.