Around the same time, several hundred technology executives and investors began an anti-ICE protest campaign. “We all witnessed ICE brutally kill a citizen on the streets of Minneapolis,” read the social media post signed by professionals from companies such as Google, Amazon, Salesforce and Uber. “When Trump threatened to send the national guard to San Francisco in October, tech industry leaders called the White House. It worked: Trump backed down. Today, we’re calling on our CEOs to . . . cancel all company contracts with ICE . . .[and] speak out publicly against ICE’s violence.”