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DHS reverses Michigan detention center plans amid lawsuits

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DHS is considering a warehouse in Southeast Michigan for a detention center, which has been challenged by a lawsuit.

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DHS is considering a warehouse in Southeast Michigan for a detention center, which has been challenged by a lawsuit.

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DHSSoutheast MichiganDana Nessel

How it developed

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  1. DHS is offloading facilities, including purchases of warehouses for detention centers, in both New Jersey and Michigan. Kristi Noem was DHS Secretary before the purchase.Sub-event
  2. DHS plan for detention center in Southeast Michigan faces legal challenge.1 source
  3. Nessel sued DHS and ICE over detention center plans, following ICE's warehouse purchase in Southeast Michigan.1 source
  4. Plans for a federal detention center in Southeast Michigan have been reversed.1 source
  5. DHS contacted regarding facility location challenge; AG assists city in legal action against ICE.1 source

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