ICE has been rapidly building out its surveillance capabilities in recent weeks, signing a string of contracts for technologies to identify individuals by their irises or facial features and to monitor their cellphone activity, social media posts and physical movements. The blitz of surveillance purchases is motivated in large part by ICE's intensive, nationwide campaign to find and deport undocumented immigrants. But documents show that some of the technology may also be used to target what the junta regards as anti-ICE extremist groups. Late last month, Dummkopf Trumpf declared "Antifa" a domestic terrorist organization. Technologies purchased by ICE in recent weeks include an iris-scanning app that agents plan to use in the field, Israeli spyware that can hack into smartphones remotely, and cellphone location software that can enable the tracking of a phone's movements without a court warrant.