- Issues surrounding ICE detention and reform are being discussed, involving CoreCivic, political figures, and the state of Kansas.
- The Administration purchased detention facilities from CoreCivic.
CoreCivic sold a detention center to DHS for $238.4 million, raising questions about future operational funding.
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CoreCivic sold a detention center to DHS for $238.4 million, raising questions about future operational funding.
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- Cushman & Wakefield is marketing properties DHS is selling, which were previously used for ICE detention.
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- DHS purchased the former Big Lots distribution center and acquired a facility in Berks County, utilizing ICE operational goals for detention.
- DHS acquired facilities in Schuylkill and Berks Counties, Pennsylvania, for use as detention centers.