ICE Contracts with Over 600 Companies Totaling $5.2 Billion Under Trump Administration
Since President Trump's inauguration on January 20, 2025, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has obligated $5.2 billion in contracts, primarily to large prison and technology firms. The top recipient, CSI Aviation, has received over $1.2 billion for deportation flights.
Other significant contractors include GEO Group ($683.4 million) and CoreCivic ($269 million). Newcomer Acquisition Logistics has seen nearly $600 million, winning a $1.2 billion Army contract for a major detention complex.
Palantir has received $81 million, developing an application for ICE agents. Other notable companies include Deloitte & Touche ($48.8 million) and General Dynamics ($17 million). The growth in contracts correlates with increased ICE activities and support for Trump’s immigration policies.
