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West Publishing Corporation

West Publishing Corporation

Industry Legal information services; data brokerage; investigative database subscriptions
Country United States
Founded 1872
Headquarters Eagan, Minnesota, United States
Parent company Thomson Reuters
Status Active
Verification

Verified

Verification status: Verified

Overview

West Publishing Corporation is a United States–based legal information services company and a subsidiary of Thomson Reuters, historically associated with the West brand and products such as Westlaw and related legal research tools.[1]

Public reporting and federal spending records show West Publishing Corporation has received DHS/ICE-related federal awards, including contracts associated with investigative and data services used by ICE components.[2][3]

Boycott

West Publishing Corporation is listed for boycott due to documented contracting and subscription support that materially supports DHS/ICE investigative and enforcement capacity.

Federal spending records show ICE awarded West Publishing Corporation a purchase order (Award ID 70CDCR18P00000017) described in contract summaries as providing access to a license plate reader database.[2][4]

Investigative reporting and advocacy documentation have also described Thomson Reuters/West Publishing products (including the CLEAR platform and related data-broker services) being used by ICE, and detail associated ICE contracts and subscriptions tied to enforcement activity.[5][6][7][8]

Thomson Reuters has publicly stated that DHS/ICE contracts its services in support of investigations across multiple enforcement categories, describing DHS-ICE as a customer for its solutions.[9]

Background

DHS and its components, including ICE, rely on contractors and commercial vendors for legal research tools, investigative database subscriptions, and data services. Where these products materially increase surveillance, targeting, or enforcement capability, ICE List documents the vendor relationship and (where applicable) lists the company for boycott based on publicly documented procurement and reporting.[3]

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