Stevie Gleiberson

Overview

Stevie Gleiberson appears in ICE is collecting DNA from detainees for future policing as the Georgetown Law Center on Privacy and Technology speaker explaining DHS and ICE DNA collection from detainees.

Current Profile

Within the wiki, Gleiberson is a source-scoped privacy and civil-liberties analyst. Her role is to translate Georgetown’s DNA-collection analysis into constitutional, policing-database, retention, child-sampling, and family-exposure concerns around DHS, ICE, FBI, and CODIS.

Key Characteristics

• Georgetown-affiliated speaker on federal DNA collection from detainees.
• Legal critic of DHS sampling when detention is used instead of criminal arrest and probable cause.
• Privacy analyst emphasizing long-term CODIS retention and biological-relative exposure.
• Source for the episode’s distinction between Maryland v. King and immigration-context DNA collection.

Evidence

• Institutional role - ICE is collecting DNA from detainees for future policing identifies Gleiberson as the guest explaining Georgetown’s DHS DNA analysis.
• Constitutional critique - ICE is collecting DNA from detainees for future policing attributes to Gleiberson the argument that DHS collection lacks criminal probable cause and the safeguards that mattered in Maryland v. King.
• Privacy-risk framing - ICE is collecting DNA from detainees for future policing uses her “perpetual genetic lineup” description to connect CODIS retention with relatives’ exposure.

Qualifications

The page does not independently establish Gleiberson’s job title, publication history, or full legal argument beyond this episode. The constitutional assessment remains source-scoped because the episode does not include a detailed DHS, FBI, or DOJ response.

What Changed

• Initial profile establishes Gleiberson as the Georgetown-linked speaker for the ICE/DHS DNA collection branch.

Relationships

• Georgetown Law Center on Privacy and Technology - organization whose analysis she explains in the episode.
• U.S. Department of Homeland Security - agency whose DNA collection practice she criticizes.
• U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement - DHS component tied to detainee DNA collection.
• CODIS - database where the episode says detainee profiles are retained and searched.
• Compelled DNA Sampling Fourth Amendment - constitutional-risk concept grounded by her critique.