Capgemini sells US subsidiary amid ICE contract backlash
Quick Look
- Capgemini announced the sale of its US subsidiary Capgemini Government Solutions to ITC Federal after the unit faced pressure over its work for US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which enforces President Trump's immigration crackdown and has drawn nationwide backlash for aggressive tactics.
- The subsidiary accounted for 0.4% of Capgemini's global 2025 revenue and less than 2% of its US revenue.
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Why It Matters
Capgemini's US subsidiary Capgemini Government Solutions came under pressure for its work with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which enforces President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown and has faced nationwide backlash for aggressive tactics by heavily armed agents.
French IT giant Capgemini said on Saturday it was selling its US subsidiary to an American company after the unit came under pressure for its work for the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency. Tasked with enforcing US President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, ICE's heavily armed agents have faced nationwide backlash for their aggressive tactics. Capgemini said it had entered into an agreement with ITC Federal, a US IT solutions and enterprise services provider to federal law enforcement, homeland security and defence agencies, for the sale of Capgemini Government Solutions. The subsidiary represented 0.4% of the group's global 2025 revenue and less than 2% of its US revenue.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
ITC Federal will continue providing IT services to ICE and other federal agencies under the acquired Capgemini Government Solutions unit.
Likely · Within months
Open Questions
- What is the financial value of the sale?
- What will happen to employees of Capgemini Government Solutions after the sale?
- Will ITC Federal continue the same ICE contracts?
- Are there other Capgemini units under similar pressure?
