The Everywhere Border project is led by the Institute for Law, Innovation and Technology at Temple University, the Red en Defensa de los Derechos Digitales (R3D), and the Collaborative Research Center for Resilience. We provide information and resources to support civil society to hold responsible actors accountable for the human rights violations and immense suffering they enact, showcase the risks to peaceful societies, the rule of law, and democracy that migration control infrastructures—both digital and non-digital—present, and advance a vision for a world in which all people can move freely and thrive
Although they appear to be opposites, CBP One and CBP Home are two apps of the same digital border system that manage and control migrants regardless of the presidential administration.