ICE shared Medicaid data it wasn't supposed to have with Palantir

https://www.npr.org/2026/07/17/nx-s1-5898504/ice-medicaid-palantir-data

by Jimmc414 • 3 hours ago

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kittikitti• 2 hours ago

HIPPA privacy laws are rarely enforced against corporations and government. These laws are meant to suppress whoever they want to. It's baffling how they continue to get away with this until you realize that the United States is a banana republic.

Jimmc414• 2 hours ago

The government's stated remediation for the Palantir transfer was that the data had been shared over a Microsoft Teams chat and was deleted from the chat. That is not a deletion.

According to CMS's security program documentation, Medicare and Medicaid are a covered entities under HIPAA, subject to 60 day notice to affected individuals, reporting to HHS OCR, and notice to media outlets when a breach affects more than 500 residents of a state.

Not to mention this violated a standing court order.

https://security.cms.gov/learn/cms-breach-response-handbook

SirFatty• 1 hour ago

I'm sure they did, and a lot more besides. So what? What is anyone going to do about it? Congress certainly doesn't give a fig.

techteach00• 41 minutes ago

This is why we're never going to get anywhere. According to liberal establishment media Palantir is bad because of the ICE connection. Many of these same voters and media platforms would have been in favor of Palantir working with the FBI to apprehended January 6th rioters.

This is a serious problem that nobody has figured out how to address. The complete lack of principles.

bakies• 26 minutes ago

Any examples? I certainly don't like that they're involved in any capacity. I'd rather the FBI just do some good ol' fashion police work to apprehend those traitors of democracy.

ICE shared Medicaid data it wasn't supposed to have with Palantir

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