Despite the federal government's vocal commitment to human rights, the body in charge of Canada's national pension plan has increased its investments in companies that profit off U.S. President Donald Trump's migrant detention centres. As first reported by nonprofit news site Documented and The Guardian, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board — an independent agency from the federal government — has increased their shares in two U.S. companies over the last year, namely CoreCivic and real estate investment trust GEO Group.