On December 18, 2019 members of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility announced a group of six shareholder resolutions filed at companies across the private prison, e-commerce, banking and defense sectors deemed at risk for human rights violations as a result of government contracts that support President Trump’s “zero-tolerance” immigration policies.

• Amazon - Risks of Sales of Facial Recognition (The proposal failed to garner enough shareholder support to be re-filed)
• CoreCivic - Integrate Detainee Rights into Exec Comp (The proposal was withdrawn as the company implemented key shareholder requests)
• GEO - Immigrant Detainees, Human Rights Policy Implementation (The proposal passed with 88% support and the company produced the requested report, however, shareholders felt the report was lacking)
• Northrop Grumman - Report on Implementation of Human Rights Policy (The proposal reeceived 31% shareholder support)
• SunTrust - Create Board Committee on Human Rights (The proposal was withdrawn as the company moved to end its financing of private prisons)
• Wells Fargo - Human Rights Due Diligence (The proposal was withdrawn as the company committed to get out of the private prison business as part of its Business Standards Review)