CoreCivic is profiting from lucrative contracts with ICE, operating four facilities in Tennessee, and has sold lockups to the federal government.
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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.
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- CoreCivic operates an ICE detention facility.
- Bank of America backed away from financing CoreCivic and GEO Group, which also received nearly $1 billion in ICE contracts.
- ICE conducted operations across multiple states including Maine, North Carolina, Minnesota, Louisiana, and Illinois, while Ilhan Omar proposed a bill to hold ICE accountable.
- CoreCivic is running ICE operations in Dilley, Texas, utilizing a former Appleton facility to support deportation agendas.
- CoreCivic reopened its facility in Appleton, Minnesota, sparking political debate and academic scrutiny over detention risks.