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Senator Investigates DHS Spending on Correctional Facility Contract

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Senator Maggie Hassan is investigating the spending and stewardship practices of the Department of Homeland Security. The inquiry centers on the purchase of the Prairie Correctional Facility, where CoreCivic was paid $496 million. CoreCivic had previously offered the 1,600-bed facility to the state of Minnesota for $75 million in May 2025.

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The investigation seeks to determine if Department of Homeland Security spending was subject to improper influence, corruption, or violations of federal law. The scrutiny of this large government contract raises concerns regarding the stewardship of taxpayer dollars.

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Who's involved

  • Maggie HassanSenator investigating DHS spending and stewardship
  • DHSDepartment whose spending and stewardship is under investigation
  • CoreCivicPrivate prison company that sold the facility to the federal government
  • MinnesotaState that originally received the facility offer from CoreCivic
  • Markwayne MullinHomeland Security Secretary receiving the investigation letter
  • senateLegislative body conducting the oversight investigation

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  • CoreCivicSpeculative

    CoreCivic might face increased regulatory costs or funding uncertainty due to the investigation into the $496 million contract.

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