Two Democratic challengers to New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli’s reelection bid are calling on him to divest the state’s $290 billion pension fund from Palantir Technologies, escalating pressure on the longtime incumbent over the fund’s exposure to a company whose software underpins federal immigration enforcement.

Raj Goyle, a former Kansas state legislator, and Drew Warshaw, an energy and housing executive, both say that if elected comptroller, they would move to eliminate the fund’s Palantir holdings, arguing that continued investment in Palantir conflicts with New York’s values and its status as a sanctuary state.