ICE agrees to pay Thomson Reuters $125 million for voter‑fraud research

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has signed a deal. ICE will provide $125 million to Thomson Reuters. The funds are earmarked for voter‑fraud research. The agreement was reported by a media outlet. Thomson Reuters will conduct the investigation. The partnership aims to uncover potential fraud. The move comes amid heightened political scrutiny. Stakeholders will monitor the study’s findings.