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  1. A proposed detention center is planned for Gilroy, which is located in the Central Coast region.

Planning for an ICE detention facility near Gilroy, which is located in Santa Clara County, has been discussed, and construction has been paused.

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Planning for an ICE detention facility near Gilroy, which is located in Santa Clara County, has been discussed, and construction has been paused.

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  1. A facility discovery in Gilroy prompted local action.Sub-event
  2. Santa Clara County sued ICE regarding alleged environmental law violations concerning a proposed facility near Gilroy.Sub-event
  3. Protests are underway in Gilroy against the ICE facility, which is being held in a location with historical ties to WWII family internment.Sub-event
  4. Leaders expressed concerns over the proposed ICE detention center in the area.1 source
  5. Lead counsel is now involved in the civil suit regarding the proposed ICE detention facility site.1 source
  6. New development regarding the detention facility project in Gilroy.1 source
  7. County sues ICE over plans for a new detention facility near Gilroy.1 source
  8. A coalition led by Monterey County, which includes Hollister and Salinas, is actively opposing the proposed ICE detention facility near Gilroy.Sub-event
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  1. Santa Clara County filed a lawsuit on July 1st to halt the planning and construction of a detention facility near Gilroy.Sub-event
  2. Detention facility planning near Gilroy is underway, with construction temporarily paused.1 source

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