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CoreCivic.
US prison-operating company
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CoreCivic operates the Diamondback facility in Watonga, prompting criticism from the ACLU and Doss regarding conditions and profit models.Some support2 reports
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CoreCivic and Safe and Green Development are being compared as investment opportunities.Some support1 report
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Private prison operators GEO Group and CoreCivic are operating detention facilities in Louisiana.Some support1 report
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CoreCivic operates an ICE detention facility.Some support2 reports
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CoreCivic operated facilities in California City and Otay Mesa, coinciding with increased ICE centers during Donald Trump's term.Well supported37 reports1 development inside
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Trump's oil and gas pledges benefit US stocks, specifically impacting Pfizer.Well supported131 reports40 developments inside
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CoreCivic received a buy rating and boosted price objective from Benchmark, while MarketBeat published consensus rating data.Some support1 report
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CoreCivic appointed a new CEO and Mark Emkes was appointed to chair the Board of Directors on September 25, 2026.Some support4 reports
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ICE moved detainees from Chicago to a hub facility on September 22, 2026.Some support1 report
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Barclays provided financing and credit lines to private prison companies GEO Group and CoreCivic, contrasting their financing policies.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Pam Bondi lobbied for GEO Group before her appointment, while both she and the company were involved in the private prison industry.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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CoreCivic operates detention facilities in San Jose, where Sanchez recently attended an interview.Some support1 report
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Bank of America backed away from financing CoreCivic and GEO Group, which also received nearly $1 billion in ICE contracts.Some support1 report1 development inside
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CoreCivic sold its detention facilities in Appleton to DHS, while local property tax changes affect the area.Well supported7 reports
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CoreCivic operates a detention center in Leavenworth, Kansas, alongside other unrelated local news stories.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
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CoreCivic operates a detention facility in Estancia, Torrance County, as the town faces resource and governance challenges.Some support1 report
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Analyst rating reflects CoreCivic's financial performance.Some support2 reports
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Protests occurred outside the CoreCivic facility in Tipton County on September 2, 2026.Some support1 report
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A facility in rural western Minnesota, which operates a defunct prison in Appleton, is involved in multi-billion dollar contracts and ships detainees to El Paso.Well supported5 reports3 developments inside
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CoreCivic offers services to reopen the Appleton facility for immigration detention services, and the city is seeking an agreement.Some support3 reports
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CoreCivic operates in the US market.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Anthony L. Grande joins CoreCivic as EVP and Chief Development Officer, providing services in the US market.Some support1 report
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CoreCivic operates a facility in Dilley under scrutiny and faces pressure from caucus to close.Some support1 report1 development inside
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CoreCivic reopened its facility in Appleton, Minnesota, sparking political debate and academic scrutiny over detention risks.Some support1 report
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CoreCivic is running ICE operations in Dilley, Texas, utilizing a former Appleton facility to support deportation agendas.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
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CoreCivic operates the detention center in Columbus.Some support1 report
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CoreCivic operates private prisons in Conneaut, funded by the state of Ohio. The issues are compounded by inadequate hospital availability in Warren and body harvesting in counties like Trumbull.Some support1 report
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CoreCivic operates correctional facilities for government agencies.Well supported13 reports2 developments inside
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CoreCivic is running a correctional facility in Adams County, Mississippi, on behalf of ICE.Some support2 reports
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CoreCivic operates an ICE detention center in Adams County, New Jersey, under contract.Some support1 report
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The Administration purchased detention facilities from CoreCivic.Some support1 report3 developments inside
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CoreCivic sold a detention center to DHS for $238.4 million, raising questions about future operational funding.Well supported3 reports
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San Diego County has initiated proceedings to gain oversight of a private detention facility operated by CoreCivic.Well supported7 reports2 developments inside
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CoreCivic continues to manage the facility while San Diego County analyzes ownership change implications.Some support2 reports
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The Otay Mesa Detention Center, which was a CoreCivic operation based in Tennessee, underwent a public health inspection by the California Department of Public Health before being sold to the federal government.Some support2 reports
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CoreCivic approved a $500 million stock repurchase plan on August 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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Issues surrounding ICE detention and reform are being discussed, involving CoreCivic, political figures, and the state of Kansas.Some support1 report3 developments inside
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CoreCivic is profiting from lucrative contracts with ICE, operating four facilities in Tennessee, and has sold lockups to the federal government.Some support2 reports
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Various companies, including GEO Group, CoreCivic, and Energy Transfer, are benefiting from Trump's policies and political agenda.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Administration policy drives increased detentions as a specific city cooperates with federal immigration enforcement regarding companies like CoreCivic and GEO Group.Some support1 report
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CoreCivic sold several detention facilities across multiple states, including California, Minnesota, and Kansas.Some support1 report
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DHS seeks more beds in Appleton facility and CoreCivic partners with ICE for detention services.Well supported9 reports
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Royal Bank of Canada boosted its investment holdings in the shares of CoreCivic on August 7, 2026.Some support1 report
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CoreCivic operated the detention center in Leavenworth, which DHS purchased. Local oversight concerns are rising due to the federal takeover.Well supported4 reports
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Benchmark started coverage and set a buy rating for CoreCivic.Some support4 reports
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An investigation revealed that CoreCivic owns the Dilley detention center, which is being utilized to support a mass deportation campaign.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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The United States Department of Homeland Security is utilizing CoreCivic to manage immigration detention centers for the government.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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Appleton City Administrator John Olinger discusses the failed prison operation in Appleton, where CoreCivic was operating, and the broader presence of CoreCivic in Minnesota.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Various companies, including CoreCivic, Delta Dental, and Acadia Healthcare, contributed to the campaign of Marsha Blackburn.Some support1 report
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Citizens Bank provided over $2.5 billion in financing to private prison operators CoreCivic and GEO Group, amid activist pressure.Some support2 reports
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Estancia is struggling to supply water to a CoreCivic facility.Well supported4 reports
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CoreCivic representatives attended a graduation ceremony in Hartsville on July 17, 2026.Some support1 report
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Citizens Financial Group ended credit facilities with private prison companies GEO Group and CoreCivic.Well supported16 reports
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Market analysts, including Benchmark and Northland, raised price targets for CoreCivic, noting that the company benefits from Trump-era tariffs and its operations in California City and San Diego.Some support2 reports
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Lawsuits filed against both GEO Group and CoreCivic on July 9, 2026.Well supported4 reports
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Private corporations are running detention centers, which are rapidly expanding capacity, involving an asylum seeker from Belize.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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CoreCivic operates an ICE detention center in California City, which is now being targeted by advocacy groups.Well supported4 reports
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CoreCivic sold detention centers to DHS. These facilities are located in Otay Mesa, which spans San Diego and Kern County.Some support2 reports
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CoreCivic operates a private facility in Kern County.Some support2 reports
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Town officials in Bernalillo spoke with Inside Climate News regarding water sales to a CoreCivic detention facility in Torrance County.Some support3 reports
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What's reaching CoreCivic
Events traced to CoreCivic, step by step, newest first- How could Michele Tafoya's public safety plan affect CoreCivic's business operations?Tafoya's focus on crime could boost demand for detention servicesPossible
- High deportation volume may increase market opportunities for CoreCivicIncreased deportation activity may boost market competition for CoreCivicPossible
- CoreCivic may gain from expanded government detention operationsCoreCivic may benefit from expanded government detention operationsPossible
- Proposed DHS abolition could impact CoreCivic's detention contractsProposed DHS abolition could impact CoreCivic's detention contractsPossible
- Planned Oakwood detention facility cancellation may reduce CoreCivic demandCoreCivic may face reduced potential demand following the sale of the Oakwood facilityPossible
- Board politics may change oversight of CoreCivic detention facilitiesPolitical shifts on the Board of Supervisors may change CoreCivic's regulatory oversightPossible
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- Increased arrests and deportations may boost CoreCivic's detention demandCoreCivic may benefit from the surge in arrests and deportationsLikely
- CoreCivic may see increased demand from heightened immigration enforcementCoreCivic may benefit from increased demand for detention servicesLikely
- CoreCivic may face reduced demand as DHS abandons new detention facility plansCoreCivic may face reduced demand as DHS abandons new detention facility plansPossible
- CoreCivic may benefit from aggressive immigration enforcementCoreCivic may see increased demand for detention services amid aggressive immigration pushLikely
Around CoreCivic this week
News at the entities that move CoreCivic most-
San Diego County StructuralAnn Parker resides in San Diego County.Moves CoreCivic
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Leavenworth StructuralMoving companies abandoned items in a warehouse in Kansas.Moves CoreCivic
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Donald Trump StructuralNetanyahu and Katz warned Iran of consequences while US strikes targeted the Iranian regime.Moves CoreCivic
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The Epstein scandal is seen as a liability of Trump's second term, with Homeland Security officials and Miles Taylor involved.
Moves CoreCivic
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Benchmark Mentioned togetherDA Davidson raised its target price on Palantir, while Benchmark reiterated a hold rating on the company.Moves CoreCivic
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Appleton StructuralAppleton's tax bills reflect state policy, and Grand Chute is located within Wisconsin state.Moves CoreCivic
Connections
The 40 strongest of 135, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Appleton Structural
CoreCivic operates and manages detention and correctional facilities within the jurisdiction of Appleton under contract and service agreements.
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Dilley Structural
CoreCivic owns and operates the Dilley detention center facility as a private contractor for ICE.
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Torrance County Structural
CoreCivic operates a detention facility under the jurisdiction of Torrance County.
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San Diego County Structural
San Diego County contracts, regulates, and oversees CoreCivic's operation of detention facilities within its jurisdiction.
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ICE Structural
CoreCivic operates detention facilities and services under contract for ICE.
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DHS Structural
CoreCivic provides detention and facility management services to DHS under ongoing federal contracts and regulatory oversight.
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Leavenworth Structural
CoreCivic operates a detention facility in Leavenworth and is subject to the city's fees and taxes.
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Donald Trump Structural
CoreCivic's business model and demand are fundamentally driven by Donald Trump's political agendas and administration policies.
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GEO Group Operational
CoreCivic and GEO Group are direct competitors in the private prison and ICE detention market, vying for government contracts.
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Swift County Structural
CoreCivic is a major employer and taxpayer for Swift County, providing essential economic support and tax revenue.
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CoreCivic provides detention facilities and services to the DHS under government contracts.
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board of directors Structural
The Board of Directors exercises strategic oversight, financial approval, and governance over CoreCivic.
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California City Structural
CoreCivic operates immigration detention facilities within California City under local jurisdiction and approval.
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SEC Transactional
CoreCivic is formally filing reports with the SEC regarding a corporate sale.
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Eloy Structural
CoreCivic manages and operates the Eloy Detention Center facility as part of its business portfolio.
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Estancia Structural
Estancia provides a critical water supply resource to a CoreCivic facility.
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Minnesota Structural
CoreCivic operates detention and correctional facilities within the jurisdiction of Minnesota.
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Columbus Operational
CoreCivic provides detention center operations within the jurisdiction of Columbus.
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Memphis Structural
CoreCivic operates the ICE Detention Facility within the jurisdiction of Memphis.
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Benchmark Mentioned together
Benchmark provides financial coverage, setting ratings and raising price targets for CoreCivic.
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Anthony L. Grande Structural
Anthony L. Grande serves as EVP and Chief Development Officer at CoreCivic.
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Securities and Exchange Commission Structural
CoreCivic operates under the oversight and mandatory reporting requirements of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Tennessee Structural
CoreCivic operates facilities and is based within the jurisdiction of Tennessee, relying on state jurisdiction for its function.
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Cuba Structural
CoreCivic operates detention facilities within the country of Cuba.
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Congress Structural
CoreCivic's operational existence relies on the legal frameworks and funding streams established by the U.S. Congress.
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Mark Emkes Structural
Mark Emkes served as CEO and director of CoreCivic.
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Watonga Structural
CoreCivic operates a Diamondback facility located in Watonga.
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Flanagan Structural
Flanagan is currently reliant on CoreCivic as a backing entity within the detention center system.
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District of Columbia Structural
CoreCivic provides correctional services under contract for the District of Columbia government.
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Damon T. Hininger Structural
Damon T. Hininger serves as the Chief Executive Officer of CoreCivic.
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department Structural
CoreCivic operates detention facilities contracted by the government department.
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Leavenworth Structural
CoreCivic operates the detention center located in Leavenworth.
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Citizens Financial Group Transactional
Citizens Financial Group provided financing, credit lines, and banking services to CoreCivic, a relationship currently being terminated due to external pressure and divestment.
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Brian Todd Structural
Brian Todd functions as the company spokesperson for CoreCivic, establishing a functional dependency between the individual and the organization.
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MSA Safety Operational
Both companies are identified as peers actively competing within the business and safety services segments.
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company Transactional
CoreCivic was awarded a new contract with ICE, establishing a specific business relationship.
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Pinal County Structural
CoreCivic operates correctional and related facilities within Pinal County's jurisdiction.
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Adams County Operational
CoreCivic operates the Adams County Correctional Facility under contract.
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Bernalillo Structural
CoreCivic relies on Bernalillo for critical water supply as part of its operational agreement.
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Conneaut Structural
CoreCivic operates private prisons within the jurisdiction of Conneaut.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
3 events- CoreCivic operates the Diamondback facility in Watonga, prompting criticism from the ACLU and Doss regarding conditions and profit models.
- CoreCivic and Safe and Green Development are being compared as investment opportunities.
- Private prison operators GEO Group and CoreCivic are operating detention facilities in Louisiana.
September 2026
11 events- CoreCivic operates an ICE detention facility.
- CoreCivic received a buy rating and boosted price objective from Benchmark, while MarketBeat published consensus rating data.
- CoreCivic appointed a new CEO and Mark Emkes was appointed to chair the Board of Directors on September 25, 2026.
- ICE moved detainees from Chicago to a hub facility on September 22, 2026.
- Pam Bondi lobbied for GEO Group before her appointment, while both she and the company were involved in the private prison industry.
- CoreCivic operates detention facilities in San Jose, where Sanchez recently attended an interview.
- Bank of America backed away from financing CoreCivic and GEO Group, which also received nearly $1 billion in ICE contracts.
- CoreCivic operates a detention facility in Estancia, Torrance County, as the town faces resource and governance challenges.
- Analyst rating reflects CoreCivic's financial performance.
- Protests occurred outside the CoreCivic facility in Tipton County on September 2, 2026.
- CoreCivic offers services to reopen the Appleton facility for immigration detention services, and the city is seeking an agreement.
August 2026
23 events- CoreCivic sold its detention facilities in Appleton to DHS, while local property tax changes affect the area.
- CoreCivic operates a detention center in Leavenworth, Kansas, alongside other unrelated local news stories.
- A facility in rural western Minnesota, which operates a defunct prison in Appleton, is involved in multi-billion dollar contracts and ships detainees to El Paso.
- Anthony L. Grande joins CoreCivic as EVP and Chief Development Officer, providing services in the US market.
- CoreCivic operates a facility in Dilley under scrutiny and faces pressure from caucus to close.
- CoreCivic reopened its facility in Appleton, Minnesota, sparking political debate and academic scrutiny over detention risks.
- CoreCivic is running ICE operations in Dilley, Texas, utilizing a former Appleton facility to support deportation agendas.
- CoreCivic operates the detention center in Columbus.
- CoreCivic operates private prisons in Conneaut, funded by the state of Ohio. The issues are compounded by inadequate hospital availability in Warren and body harvesting in counties like Trumbull.
- CoreCivic is running a correctional facility in Adams County, Mississippi, on behalf of ICE.
- CoreCivic operates an ICE detention center in Adams County, New Jersey, under contract.
- The Administration purchased detention facilities from CoreCivic.
- CoreCivic sold a detention center to DHS for $238.4 million, raising questions about future operational funding.
- CoreCivic continues to manage the facility while San Diego County analyzes ownership change implications.
- The Otay Mesa Detention Center, which was a CoreCivic operation based in Tennessee, underwent a public health inspection by the California Department of Public Health before being sold to the federal government.
- CoreCivic approved a $500 million stock repurchase plan on August 1, 2026.
- CoreCivic is profiting from lucrative contracts with ICE, operating four facilities in Tennessee, and has sold lockups to the federal government.
- Various companies, including GEO Group, CoreCivic, and Energy Transfer, are benefiting from Trump's policies and political agenda.
- Administration policy drives increased detentions as a specific city cooperates with federal immigration enforcement regarding companies like CoreCivic and GEO Group.
- CoreCivic sold several detention facilities across multiple states, including California, Minnesota, and Kansas.
- Royal Bank of Canada boosted its investment holdings in the shares of CoreCivic on August 7, 2026.
- CoreCivic operated the detention center in Leavenworth, which DHS purchased. Local oversight concerns are rising due to the federal takeover.
- Various companies, including CoreCivic, Delta Dental, and Acadia Healthcare, contributed to the campaign of Marsha Blackburn.
Show 2 earlier months
July 2026
14 events- CoreCivic operated facilities in California City and Otay Mesa, coinciding with increased ICE centers during Donald Trump's term.
- CoreCivic operates in the US market.
- Issues surrounding ICE detention and reform are being discussed, involving CoreCivic, political figures, and the state of Kansas.
- The United States Department of Homeland Security is utilizing CoreCivic to manage immigration detention centers for the government.
- Appleton City Administrator John Olinger discusses the failed prison operation in Appleton, where CoreCivic was operating, and the broader presence of CoreCivic in Minnesota.
- Citizens Bank provided over $2.5 billion in financing to private prison operators CoreCivic and GEO Group, amid activist pressure.
- CoreCivic representatives attended a graduation ceremony in Hartsville on July 17, 2026.
- Citizens Financial Group ended credit facilities with private prison companies GEO Group and CoreCivic.
- Market analysts, including Benchmark and Northland, raised price targets for CoreCivic, noting that the company benefits from Trump-era tariffs and its operations in California City and San Diego.
- Lawsuits filed against both GEO Group and CoreCivic on July 9, 2026.
- CoreCivic operates an ICE detention center in California City, which is now being targeted by advocacy groups.
- CoreCivic sold detention centers to DHS. These facilities are located in Otay Mesa, which spans San Diego and Kern County.
- CoreCivic operates a private facility in Kern County.
- Town officials in Bernalillo spoke with Inside Climate News regarding water sales to a CoreCivic detention facility in Torrance County.
June 2026
9 events- Trump's oil and gas pledges benefit US stocks, specifically impacting Pfizer.
- Barclays provided financing and credit lines to private prison companies GEO Group and CoreCivic, contrasting their financing policies.
- CoreCivic operates correctional facilities for government agencies.
- San Diego County has initiated proceedings to gain oversight of a private detention facility operated by CoreCivic.
- DHS seeks more beds in Appleton facility and CoreCivic partners with ICE for detention services.
- Benchmark started coverage and set a buy rating for CoreCivic.
- An investigation revealed that CoreCivic owns the Dilley detention center, which is being utilized to support a mass deportation campaign.
- Estancia is struggling to supply water to a CoreCivic facility.
- Private corporations are running detention centers, which are rapidly expanding capacity, involving an asylum seeker from Belize.