1. United States
2. Tenn.
3. Letter

End all federal contracts with Palantir. France's own intelligence agency just dropped the company in favor of a domestic alternative over tech sovereignty concerns — if our allies don't trust Palantir with their sensitive data, we shouldn't either. A private corporation with this much access to government surveillance infrastructure and classified systems is a liability, not an asset. Palantir has embedded itself across federal agencies, from the Pentagon to DHS, with little transparency and even less accountability. That kind of unchecked access to government data should alarm anyone who cares about civil liberties and national security. Pull the contracts, open competitive bidding to alternatives, and stop handing one company a monopoly on how the government sees its own citizens.