CoreCivic has reached an agreement with ICE to convert its California City facility into federal immigrant detention.

No-bid contracts with politically connected companies have become crucial to holding immigrants for deportation.

CoreCivic has signed a contract with ICE and would make $4.2 million a month if it's allowed to open an ICE detention center ...

LEAVENWORTH WITH MORE ON THE DEAL AND THE PUSHBACK. A BUSY PARKING LOT. IT’S A PRETTY BOLD MOVE ON THEIR PART, WITH EMPLOYEES COMING AND GOING AT CORECIVIC’S PRIVATELY OWNED PRISON, EVEN THOUGH IT’S ...

CoreCivic and Geo Group push to reopen idle prisons amid Trump’s mass deportation plan, securing no-bid ICE contracts despite ...

The federal government is paying a private prison in Leavenworth $4.2 million a month to reopen its facility. Gavin Newsom ...

A majority of the ICE flights departing Victorville were headed to airports near detention centers in Arizona and Texas.

The Trump administration’s immigration crackdown means a huge influx of federal dollars to two major private prison companies ...

"Our presence made a difference," one priest said, quoting an immigration lawyer saying their client was given more time to ...