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Denver Ends Contracts With For-Profit Prison Companies

The city council voted 8-4 on Tuesday against renewing contracts with CoreCivic and GEO Group, which run six halfway houses in the Denver area.
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The Trump Administration Is Expanding Its Network Of Privatized Immigrant Prisons

Three new contracts mark the reversal of the Obama administration’s short-lived attempt to deprivatize federal prisons.
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Immigrants' Lawsuit Accuses Private Prison Contractor Of Forced Labor

Detainees say they're making between $1 to $8 dollars per day at a CoreCivic detention center.
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For-Profit Prison Company Sued For Underpaying Immigrant Detainee Workers

Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson said that GEO Group should pay minimum wage to detainees who work inside its center.
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The Real Winner Of Trump's 100 Days: Private Prisons

Talk about a comeback.
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Republican Legislator In Texas Admits He’s Pushing Private Prison Corporation’s Bill

The bill would make it easier for private prison corporations to help the federal government lock up migrant families.
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Here's How Jeff Sessions Is Preparing To Pack U.S. Prisons With Bodies

The Attorney General's allegiance to private prisons and disdain for immigrants make for a frightening mixture.
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Privatized Jail To Close In Indianapolis

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Texas Republicans Hope To Give Child Care Licenses To Family Detention Centers

Mothers and children may be separated without the licenses, a private prison executive said.
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Donald Trump's Immigration Plans Will Make Private Prison Industries Filthy Rich

Immigration raids have been spreading fear throughout the country since they began last month. Now the administration plans to hold detainees for the entire length of their immigration proceedings. This means massive increase in the need for detention, which could double the amount of government funding. The cost would fall into the hands of taxpayers and into the pockets of private prison industries.
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