Leaked documents show that ICE more than tripled its Azure data storage in six months, even as Microsoft denied “mass surveillance” and urged lawmakers to set limits.

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No Azure for Apartheid have called on Microsoft to cut ties with US ICE following reports of the agency deepening their use of the company's tech.