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ICE Targets App Delivery Drivers — and the Tech Giants They Work for Stay Silent

August 30, 2025
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ICE Targets App Delivery Drivers — and the Tech Giants They Work for Stay Silent

In recent years, the gig economy has exploded, with companies like Uber, Grubhub, and DoorDash offering convenient and flexible work opportunities for millions of people. These app-based delivery services have become an integral part of our daily lives, providing us with everything from food to groceries to household essentials at the touch of a button. However, amidst this convenience and growth, there is a dark side that has recently come to light – the targeting of delivery drivers by ICE agents.

As part of the federal takeover of D.C., ICE agents have been aggressively targeting delivery drivers who work for these tech giants. These hardworking individuals, who are just trying to make a living and support their families, have become the latest victims of the Trump administration’s harsh immigration policies. In a city where the majority of residents are people of color, this targeting has caused fear and uncertainty among the immigrant community.

The Intercept recently reported on the alarming trend of ICE agents targeting delivery drivers, and the silence of the tech companies they work for. While these companies have been quick to speak out against other injustices, such as the Muslim ban and the separation of families at the border, they have remained silent on the targeting of their own employees. This silence is not only disappointing, but it also raises questions about their commitment to their workers and their values as a company.

The delivery drivers, who are often immigrants or people of color, are being stopped and questioned by ICE agents while on the job. Many have reported being asked for their immigration status and being threatened with deportation if they cannot provide proper documentation. This has caused immense stress and anxiety for these workers, who are already facing the challenges of working in a gig economy with little job security or benefits.

The targeting of delivery drivers is not only a violation of their rights, but it also has a ripple effect on the entire community. Many of these drivers are the sole breadwinners for their families and their arrest or deportation would have devastating consequences for their loved ones. It also creates a climate of fear and mistrust, making it difficult for these workers to do their jobs and provide for their families.

The tech companies, who rely heavily on these delivery drivers to keep their businesses running, have a responsibility to speak out against these injustices. They have the power and influence to demand change and protect their workers from these unjust and inhumane practices. It is time for them to step up and use their platform to advocate for the rights of their employees.

Some may argue that these companies are not responsible for the actions of ICE, but as major players in the gig economy, they have a duty to ensure the safety and well-being of their workers. They have the resources to provide legal support and resources for their employees, and they should use them to protect their workers from these unjust practices.

Moreover, these companies have a moral obligation to stand up for what is right. The targeting of delivery drivers is a clear violation of human rights and goes against the values of diversity and inclusivity that these companies claim to uphold. By remaining silent, they are complicit in the mistreatment of their workers and are sending a message that their profits are more important than the well-being of their employees.

In the face of this injustice, it is heartening to see some companies taking a stand. DoorDash has publicly stated that they do not support the targeting of their workers and have provided legal support for those who have been affected. However, more needs to be done. The tech giants must come together and use their collective power to demand change and protect their workers from these unjust practices.

In conclusion, the targeting of delivery drivers by ICE agents is a disturbing trend that must be addressed. These hardworking individuals deserve to be treated with dignity and respect, and it is the responsibility of the tech companies they work for to ensure their safety and well-being. It is time for these companies to break their silence and take a stand against these injustices. We must not stay silent while our fellow community members are being targeted and mistreated. It is time for action and solidarity.

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