Capgemini sold its subsidiary in the United States, Capgemini Government Solutions, following a controversy related to a contract with ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), the North American immigration police.
The subsidiary sold services to ICE that included technological solutions to identify and locate foreign citizens in the United States.
The sale was announced weeks after the newspaper The New York Times published an investigation into Capgemini's contracts with the North American immigration agency.
Capgemini Government Solutions was sold to the private equity firm GMT Communications Partners, with the transaction involving an undisclosed value.
