2/3 of ICE's budget for enforcement and removal operations goes to outside companies. There are *massive* budget increases on the table for their contractors, some of which are already taking in billions of taxpayer dollars, so I wanted to know more about them.

After spending some time researching, I put together a map of the companies that work with them using data pulled directly from USAspending.gov. (It's best viewed in a browser, and you can get a better idea of the nature of each company's relationship with ICE by clicking on the link in the description box, which will take you to a contract summary on USAspending.gov. Please let me know if you have questions.)  
  
*\*PLEASE NOTE: Lots of the companies included play a major role in detention, deportation, and the massive surveillance infrastructure ICE has built, but some provided only incidental products/services (as this information covers expenses from operating detention centers down to providing copy paper), and others provide direct services to people in detention or serve an important oversight function--those organizations obviously shouldn't be targets of any kind of protest efforts.*

With that caveat aside, I think there's potential here for some totally legal, perfectly peaceful, and completely chaotic good. **Any ideas?**

Collaborators mapped! How can we throw some chaotic good wrenches in their shit?