Amnesty International documented abuse at a Florida detention facility while DHS awarded contracts to GardaWorld, and DeSantis announced a camp shutdown.
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Amnesty International documented abuse at a Florida detention facility while DHS awarded contracts to GardaWorld, and DeSantis announced a camp shutdown.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- DHS is awarding contracts to GardaWorld for the expansion of detention facilities in both Florida and Arizona.Sub-event
Abuse documented at Florida detention camp; DeSantis announced shutdown; DHS awarded GardaWorld contracts.1 source
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DHS
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GardaWorld
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Florida
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