Maine nurses call on Collins to stop taking ICE surveillance donations
Mar 12, 2026·Location: Portland, ME

Maine nurses called on Senator Susan Collins to stop accepting political donations from Palantir Technologies, a company that provides surveillance technology to ICE. According to advocacy group Purge Palantir, Collins has received over $105,000 in donations from the company, making her one of the top three recipients in Congress. Nurses argued the company profits from personal data collection and surveillance of communities.
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