Palantir Technologies is facing mounting internal anger after the fatal shooting of Minneapolis nurse Alex Pretti during a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation reignited scrutiny of the company's work with the agency. The incident has not only drawn criticism from civil liberties advocates and corporate leaders alike but has also prompted internal debate among Palantir staff about the company's role in supporting enforcement actions. According to internal Slack messages reviewed by WIRED, employees expressed frustration and concern about Palantir's ongoing work with ICE. AI Tools for Enforcement Under ScrutinyPalantir's relationship with ICE is longstanding: the company has been a major contractor since 2011, providing analytical software used across immigration enforcement functions. Broader Tech Sector BacklashThe unease at Palantir reflects a wider backlash across the tech industry following the Minneapolis shooting.