Time: 1-2:00 pm ET
Date: Wednesday, June 11, 2025
Join the Center for Democracy & Technology and The Leadership Conference’s Center for Civil Rights and Technology for a webinar on Immigration, DOGE, and Data Privacy. This is the second event we are hosting related to DOGE and privacy and follows our recently-released Immigration, DOGE, and Data Privacy explainer. This discussion will focus on:
- The types of administrative data held by federal agencies and how this information is being repurposed for immigration-related efforts;
- The legal protections of federal administrative data and law enforcement exceptions; and
- The impacts of government data access and use on immigrants and society and related unanswered questions.
This event and our collaborative resource supports ongoing efforts from both organizations to track this rapidly evolving issue and unpack implications for privacy and civil liberties, including the potential violations of federal privacy protections and the negative impacts to millions of people.
Featured Speakers:
- Kristin Woelfel, Center for Democracy & Technology
- Alejandra Montoya-Boyer, The Leadership Conference’s Center for Civil Rights and Technology
- Laura MacCleery, UnidosUS
- Lia Nitake, Asian Americans Advancing Justice
For additional information, please reach out to civictech@cdt.org and techcenter@civilrights.org.