She raised concerns about her company's contracts with ICE. Then she lost her job
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Thomson Reuters fired an employee after she questioned the company's contracts with ICE.
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Billie Little was fired from Thomson Reuters after questioning whether federal immigration agents unlawfully used the company's products. Little had been employed by Thomson Reuters for approximately two decades. Her termination followed her raising concerns about the company's contracts with ICE. The article does not specify any further actions or consequences beyond her job loss.
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