Homeland Security Pauses Immigrant Detention Expansion
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Homeland Security Pauses Immigrant Detention Expansion: A Review of Contracts and Facilities
Homeland Security has put a hold on expanding immigrant detention facilities, reviewing all contracts from former Secretary Kristi Noems era. The original plan, costing $38.3 billion, aimed to increase beds to 92,000, with eleven warehouses already secured across various states. Neighborhoods and local governments oppose the expansion due to resource strain and moral concerns, with lawsuits in three states. DHS officials confirmed the halt and will review existing deals, potentially reshaping the deportation push.
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