Private prison operator CoreCivic saw 55% increase in immigration detainee contracts
Criminal Justice,Immigration Reform,Prison Reform,Prisons,Prison,Unauthorized Immigration,Tennessee
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Private prison company CoreCivic has inked contracts to house immigrants in facilities like the one in Mason, Tennessee, as part of the Trump administration immigration crackdown. (Photo: John Partipilo/Tennessee Lookout)
CoreCivic has seen a substantial increase in revenue over the past six months, driven by a steady rise in new federal government contracts signed as part of President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement policies...
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