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Private prison corporations that already operate most large immigration detention centers, to construction and facilities operators for rapidly deployable "soft‑sided" camps (tents and trailers), and to security/surveillance and identity‑verification vendors used to scale intake and monitor facilities.
—principally and —have spent millions on campaign contributions and lobbying aimed at immigration and detention policy, creating clear financial ties to politicians who shape detention policy; those t...
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) devotes roughly $45 billion to expand ICE detention capacity and sharply increases enforcement budgets, and those funds will almost certainly flow through standa...
Adelanto and Otay Mesa have each become focal points for allegations that ICE detention in California amounts to medical neglect, abusive treatment, and misaligned private incentives, triggering lawsu...