Methodology

Dates, corrections and source health

How records are dated, how corrections are recorded, what automated retrieval does and does not do, and where coverage stops.

How records are dated

Every figure on this site is time-bounded. The site-wide dataset snapshot is August 19, 2026, but each claim carries its own publication, effective, and retrieval dates, and those dates control. A snapshot later than a source date does not make the source current; it only states when the record was last read.

A record absent from a dataset is recorded as not found in sources currently indexed, not as zero or none.

How a correction is handled

A correction is versioned on the affected record, with the date it was applied.
A superseded figure remains visible as history rather than being overwritten in silence.
A correction states what changed and what the change was based on.
Where a subject disputes a claim we continue to publish, the dispute is recorded alongside it.

What automated retrieval does

Automated retrieval watches federal award records and records when each was last read. Retrieval is not publication: a detected change is written to a review queue and appears on a record only after a person verifies it against the source.

A retrieval failure is reported as a failure. It never blanks a figure, changes a status, or produces an empty state that could be mistaken for a real zero.

Known limitations

Coverage is partial: the records currently indexed are federal awards selected for documentation quality, not a census.
USAspending figures change as modifications post; ours are a snapshot, not a live feed.
Sub-awards, intergovernmental service agreements, and county pass-throughs are largely absent.
Facility population and capacity figures are not published here unless a primary source states them.
Individual harm records are withheld until each field is transcribed from the cited report.

Full source register

Every source cited anywhere on this site, with publication and retrieval dates.

[01]Statute
Public Law 119-21
U.S. Government Publishing Office (govinfo) · published July 4, 2025 · retrieved August 19, 2026
Primary legal text: the enacted appropriation vehicle
[02]Government estimate
CBO estimate of the reconciliation act (section 70101 detention capacity)
Congressional Budget Office · published July 1, 2025 · retrieved August 19, 2026
Official cost estimate identifying $45 billion for ICE detention capacity
[03]NGO report
Dying in Detention: Rising Deaths in an Expanding US Immigration Detention System
Human Rights Watch / Physicians for Human Rights · published June 25, 2026 · retrieved August 19, 2026
Attributed findings on deaths in ICE custody and detention population peak
[04]News report
ICE to spend $38.3 billion on detention centers across US, document shows
Reuters · published February 13, 2026 · retrieved August 19, 2026
Reporting on an internal planning document: spending plan and bed target
[05]News report
AP reporting on ICE detention expansion plan
Associated Press · published February 13, 2026 · retrieved August 19, 2026
Corroborating reporting on the same planning document
[06]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR26FR0000042 — GEO Group, Mesa Verde / Golden State
USAspending.gov · published December 20, 2025 · retrieved August 19, 2026
Primary federal award record: amounts, period, recipient, description
[07]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR26FR0000050 — GEO Group, Delaney Hall
USAspending.gov · published March 1, 2026 · retrieved August 19, 2026
Primary federal award record: amounts, period, recipient, description
[08]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR26FR0000101 — GEO Group, Big Horn Detention Facility
USAspending.gov · published July 9, 2026 · retrieved August 19, 2026
Primary federal award record: amounts, period, recipient, description
[09]Government audit
Immigration Detention: Waste and Performance Issues at Camp East Montana Provide Valuable Lessons for Future Facilities (GAO-26-108886)
U.S. Government Accountability Office · published June 9, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary government audit: acquisition history, invoices and calculated waste, occupancy, missing inspections, performance gaps, oversight failures, and recommendations
[10]Government audit
GAO-26-108886, full report text
U.S. Government Accountability Office · published June 9, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Full published report text behind the summary page
[11]Agency document
Contracts for July 18, 2025 — Acquisition Logistics LLC
U.S. Department of Defense · published July 18, 2025 · retrieved August 24, 2026
Army award announcement: Acquisition Logistics was contracted to establish and operate a 5,000-capacity short-term detention facility for ICE at Fort Bliss
[12]Court record
Gemini Tech Services, LLC v. United States, No. 25-1337C
United States Court of Federal Claims, republished by Justia · published September 18, 2025 · retrieved August 24, 2026
Opinion identifying Acquisition Logistics as the awardee and describing the task order as constructing, operating and maintaining the facility
[13]Agency document
ICE Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) office
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official agency page establishing that ICE operates a FOIA request channel and how requests are submitted. It does not establish that any request, release, or responsive record exists for a particular facility or contract.
[14]Agency document
DHS Office of Inspector General hotline and complaint intake
U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Office of Inspector General · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official intake page establishing that DHS OIG accepts complaints concerning DHS programs, personnel, and contractors. It does not establish that any review, investigation, or open case exists for a particular facility, death, or contract.
[15]Agency document
House Committee on Homeland Security, Subcommittee on Border Security and Enforcement
U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on Homeland Security · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official committee page establishing that the subcommittee holds oversight jurisdiction over U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It does not establish that any hearing, letter, inquiry, or commitment to act exists for a particular facility, contract, or case published here.
[16]News report
ICE extends no-bid contract for major detention center in Texas, rejecting calls for closure
Associated Press · published July 27, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Named news reporting based on a published ICE justification notice: reported extension terms, ICE's stated justification, calls for closure, and contractor comment status
[17]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR26C00000016 — Amentum Services, Inc., Camp East Montana
USAspending.gov · published March 12, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record resolved through the USAspending API: recipient, amounts, period, competition fields, description
[18]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR25FR0000094 — Akima Infrastructure Protection, Buffalo FDF
USAspending.gov · published August 1, 2025 · retrieved August 19, 2026
Primary federal award record: amounts, period, recipient, description
[19]Agency document
ICE Detention Management statistics, FY2026 (FY26_detentionStats07202026.xlsx)
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published July 20, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary agency dataset: facility list, average daily population, average length of stay, guaranteed minimums, inspection results, and monthly national population
[20]Agency document
ICE Detention Management statistics, FY2025 (FY25_detentionStats.xlsx)
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary agency dataset: fiscal 2025 monthly national detention population and length of stay
[21]Agency document
ICE Detention Management statistics, FY2024 (FY24_detentionStats.xlsx)
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary agency dataset: fiscal 2024 monthly national detention population and length of stay
[22]Federal contract record
USAspending.gov API v2 endpoint documentation (award records for ICE detention contracts)
U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service (USAspending.gov) · published Not established · retrieved August 23, 2026
Method record for the award ledger: the official documentation for the USAspending API v2 endpoints this ledger reads. Award identity, recipient of record, awarding office, reported obligation, outlay, current and potential value, period of performance, and every dated contract action are cited on each award's own record, which links to that award's own USAspending page. Replacement note: this record previously pointed at the bare API root, which is not a reader-facing document and returns 404 in a browser.
[23]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR18C00000003 — STG International, ICE Health Service Corps medical staffing
USAspending.gov · published February 20, 2018 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[24]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR24FR0000032 — InGenesis, IHSC medical staffing task order 3
USAspending.gov · published September 20, 2024 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[25]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR24FR0000049 — B.I. Incorporated, Intensive Supervision Appearance Program IV
USAspending.gov · published July 30, 2024 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[26]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR25FR0000026 — MVM, nationwide transportation of unaccompanied minors and family units
USAspending.gov · published March 6, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[27]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR25FR0000096 — GEO Group, North Lake, Baldwin, Michigan
USAspending.gov · published August 1, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[28]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR25FR0000112 — Paragon Professional Services, El Paso Service Processing Center detention and transportation
USAspending.gov · published September 28, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[29]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR26FC0000001 — CSI Aviation, ICE Air chartered flight services
USAspending.gov · published October 31, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[30]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR26FR0000055 — GEO Group, Northwest ICE detention center, Tacoma
USAspending.gov · published May 8, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[31]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR26FR0000028 — GEO Group, Adelanto ICE Processing Center
USAspending.gov · published January 27, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[32]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR26FR0000030 — CoreCivic, Otay Mesa Detention Center
USAspending.gov · published January 23, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[33]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR25FR0000122 — CoreCivic, California City
USAspending.gov · published September 27, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[34]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR25FR0000111 — GEO Group, Denver Contract Detention Facility (Aurora)
USAspending.gov · published September 24, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[35]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR25FR0000092 — Akima Infrastructure Protection, Krome Service Processing Center
USAspending.gov · published September 30, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[36]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR26FR0000043 — GardaWorld Federal Services, Surprise, Arizona renovation
USAspending.gov · published March 6, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[37]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR26FR0000035 — KVG LLC, Hagerstown, Maryland renovation
USAspending.gov · published March 6, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[38]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR26FR0000001 — Acquisition Logistics, Camp East Montana transfer
USAspending.gov · published November 14, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[39]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR24FR0000040 — Paragon Professional Services, El Paso Service Processing Center guard services
USAspending.gov · published August 7, 2024 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[40]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR25FR0000004 — GEO Group, detention and transportation services at Tacoma, Washington
USAspending.gov · published October 24, 2024 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action
[41]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR24FR0000035 — The Arora Group, medical staffing services
USAspending.gov · published July 22, 2024 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action, including the five locations named from August 2025 onward
[42]Federal contract record
Award CONT_AWD_70CDCR24FR0000061 — Amergis Healthcare Staffing, ICE Health Service Corps medical staffing
USAspending.gov · published September 12, 2024 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Primary federal award record: award identity, recipient, amounts, period of performance and every dated contract action, including the Texas-wide detention-facility scope language carried from the modification dated February 25, 2025 onward
[43]Government audit
Violations of Detention Standards amid COVID-19 Outbreak at La Palma Correctional Center in Eloy, AZ (OIG-21-30)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published March 30, 2021 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Inspector general inspection of La Palma Correctional Center covering the period February 1 through August 24, 2020: 27 reported use-of-force incidents, chemical agents used in 11 of them, 1,283 grievances filed with 487 (38 percent) complaining of mistreatment by facility staff, some verbal-abuse grievances substantiated by the facility's grievance officer, 211 positive COVID-19 tests among 1,223 detainees on August 19, 2020, 51 of 72 medical positions filled, an average 3.35-day sick-call response with two requests reaching 22 days, and eight recommendations to ICE. The report states that the facility's failure to enforce facial coverings and social distancing "may have contributed" to the outbreak; it does not establish that any specific harm was caused by the facility.
[44]SEC filing (company)
CoreCivic, Inc. Form 10-K for year ended December 31, 2021 — La Palma Correctional Center
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc. · published February 18, 2022 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Filed company disclosure establishing that in December 2021 the state of Arizona awarded CoreCivic a new management contract for up to 2,706 inmates at the 3,060-bed La Palma Correctional Center; that ICE was the facility's primary customer with approximately 1,800 detainees before the award; and that CoreCivic expected the transfer to begin late in the first quarter or early in the second quarter of 2022 and to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2022. It prints no per diem rate and no contract execution date.
[45]SEC filing (company)
CoreCivic, Inc. Form 10-K for year ended December 31, 2022 — La Palma Correctional Center
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc. · published February 21, 2023 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Filed company disclosure establishing that the facility transitioned from an ICE population to a population of residents from the state of Arizona under a management contract that commenced in April 2022, that CoreCivic began receiving state inmates in April 2022, and that the transfer process was substantially completed in the fourth quarter of 2022.
[46]Company disclosure
The GEO Group Reports Second Quarter Results and Updates Full Year 2026 Guidance
The GEO Group, Inc. · published August 6, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Company disclosure stating a five-year ICE support-services contract effective July 9, 2026 for the 1,188-bed Big Horn Facility in Hudson, Colorado; approximately $85 million of anticipated annual revenue in the first full year; ICE reimbursement of reactivation capital expenditures and startup funding as described by GEO; expected activation completion by the end of 2026 and normalized operations in early 2027. It is not an award obligation or outlay record and not proof of occupancy.
[47]SEC filing (company)
Highlands REIT, Inc. Form 8-K and Exhibit 10.1 — Hudson Correction Facility lease
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Highlands REIT, Inc. · published July 13, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Filed lease (material agreement effective July 9, 2026) establishing IVT PPD Hudson Associates, L.L.C. as landlord and property owner, GEO Secure Services, LLC as tenant, The GEO Group, Inc. as guarantor and Highlands REIT, Inc. as sole member of the landlord; the property name, address and Weld County legal description; an August 1, 2026 commencement; rent mechanics; and permitted ICE detention use. It does not establish occupancy or any federal payment.
[48]Government audit
Management Alert — Issues Requiring Action at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center in Adelanto, California (OIG-18-86)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published September 27, 2018 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Inspector general findings from an unannounced visit: nooses in cells, segregation practice and medical care against ICE's 2011 detention standards
[49]Inspection report
Follow-Up Compliance Inspection — Adelanto ICE Processing Center, Adelanto, California, March 12-14, 2019
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own oversight division re-inspecting Adelanto against the detention standards after the 2018 inspector general alert
[50]Inspection report
Compliance Inspection — Adelanto Detention Facility, Adelanto, California, July 8-10, 2014
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Earlier ICE compliance inspection of the same facility, used for inspection history
[51]Inspection report
Annual detention inspection cover letter — Adelanto ICE Processing Center East
The Nakamoto Group for ICE · published October 11, 2018 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Contracted annual inspection against the 2011 detention standards, published in ICE's facility-inspection library
[52]Court record
Kelvin Hernandez Roman v. Chad F. Wolf, No. 5:20-cv-00768 (C.D. Cal.)
U.S. District Court for the Central District of California (via CourtListener) · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Federal docket for the Adelanto class habeas action over COVID-19 conditions: filing date, class certification and disposition
[53]NGO report
Roman v. Wolf — case page
ACLU of Southern California (counsel for plaintiffs) · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Plaintiffs' counsel statement of procedural outcome. An interested party, used only for the settlement's approval status
[54]Agency document
ICE detainee passes away at Victorville medical center
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published April 14, 2017 · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own disclosure of a death of a person detained at Adelanto
[55]Government audit
Violations of ICE Detention Standards at Otay Mesa Detention Center (OIG-21-61)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published September 14, 2021 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Inspector general findings from a remote inspection of Otay Mesa, including the areas where the facility was found compliant
[56]Inspection report
Unannounced Compliance Inspection — Otay Mesa Detention Center, San Diego, California, October 31 - November 2, 2023
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own unannounced compliance inspection of the CoreCivic-operated facility
[57]Court record
Adrian Rodriguez Alcantara v. Gregory Archambeault, No. 3:20-cv-00756 (S.D. Cal.)
U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California (via CourtListener) · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Federal docket for the Otay Mesa class habeas action over COVID-19 conditions: filing date and termination date
[58]Agency document
Salvadoran man in ICE custody passes away in San Diego
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published May 7, 2020 · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own disclosure of a death of a person detained at Otay Mesa
[59]Agency document
ICE detainee passes away at San Diego-area detention facility
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published May 3, 2016 · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own disclosure of a death of a person detained at Otay Mesa
[60]Agency document
CRCL recommendation and investigation memoranda collection
DHS Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
The official channel where facility-specific civil rights findings are published. Cited to record that no memorandum naming these facilities was found there on the retrieval date
[61]Government audit
Results of an Unannounced Inspection of ICE's Denver Contract Detention Facility in Aurora, Colorado (OIG-24-29)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published June 12, 2024 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Inspector general findings and recommendations from an unannounced inspection of the Aurora facility
[62]Inspection report
Unannounced Compliance Inspection — Denver Contract Detention Facility, Aurora, Colorado, February 13-15, 2024
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own unannounced compliance inspection of the GEO-operated Aurora facility
[63]Inspection report
Compliance Inspection — Denver Contract Detention Facility, Denver, Colorado, March 14-16, 2023
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Prior ICE compliance inspection of the same facility, used for inspection history
[64]Agency document
Denver-area ICE detainee passes away at local hospital
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published December 4, 2017 · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own disclosure of a death of a person detained at the Aurora facility
[65]Court record
Menocal v. The GEO Group, Inc., No. 1:14-cv-02887 (D. Colo.)
U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado (via CourtListener) · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Federal docket for the certified class action over the Aurora facility's detainee work program: filing date and open procedural status
[66]Government audit
Results of an Unannounced Inspection of ICE's Krome North Service Processing Center in Miami, Florida (OIG-24-21)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published April 16, 2024 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Inspector general findings from an unannounced inspection of Krome
[67]Inspection report
Follow-Up Compliance Inspection — Krome North Service Processing Center, Miami, Florida, September 10-12, 2024
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own follow-up compliance inspection of Krome for the ERO Miami field office
[68]Agency document
ODO detention facility compliance inspections index — Krome, April 29 - May 1, 2025
ICE FOIA reading room · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's disclosure index recording that a compliance inspection of Krome took place on those dates
[69]Agency document
Cuban national dies in ICE custody
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published June 29, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own disclosure of a death of a person held in the Krome medical housing unit
[70]Agency document
ICE disclosure of a death in custody at a Miami hospital, October 2025
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published October 15, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own disclosure of a death of a person in ERO Miami custody
[71]Oversight letter
Letter to Secretary Noem on DHS oversight offices and conditions at the Krome detention center
Office of U.S. Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz · published April 8, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Members of Congress describing reported conditions at Krome and demanding restoration of DHS oversight offices. An assertion by the signatories, not an adjudicated finding
[72]Inspection report
Unannounced Follow-Up Compliance Inspection — El Paso Service Processing Center, El Paso, Texas, August 20-22, 2024
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own follow-up compliance inspection of the El Paso Service Processing Center
[73]Agency document
ODO detention facility compliance inspections index — El Paso Service Processing Center, February 11-13, 2025
ICE FOIA reading room · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's disclosure index recording that a compliance inspection of the El Paso Service Processing Center took place on those dates
[74]Court record
Class action complaint, Angye v. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, No. 3:26-cv-01515 (W.D. Tex.)
U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas (filing hosted by the ACLU) · published May 29, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
The filed complaint itself. Establishes what plaintiffs allege about conditions at Camp East Montana, not what a court has found
[75]NGO report
Akari Angye et al. v. ICE — case page
American Civil Liberties Union (counsel for plaintiffs) · published May 29, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Plaintiffs' counsel record of procedural status. An interested party, used only for the case's posture
[76]State or local record
Immigration Detention in California: A Comprehensive Review with a Focus on Mental Health
California Department of Justice, Office of the Attorney General · published April 28, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Statutorily mandated state review of California immigration detention facilities, including California City
[77]State or local record
Letter from the California Attorney General to DHS on the California City detention facility
California Department of Justice, Office of the Attorney General · published December 19, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
The state attorney general's own account of conditions observed during monitoring of the California City facility, addressed to DHS
[78]State or local record
Attorney General Bonta warns of dangerous conditions at the California City detention facility
California Department of Justice, Office of the Attorney General · published December 19, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
State announcement accompanying the December 2025 letter to DHS
[79]News report
Department of Homeland Security must provide 'constitutionally adequate healthcare' at ICE detention center, judge rules
Los Angeles Times · published February 11, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Attributed secondary reporting on a federal court order and monitor appointment. The underlying order is not yet indexed by this project
[80]Government audit
Results of an Unannounced Inspection of ICE's Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma, Washington (OIG-23-26)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published May 22, 2023 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Inspector general findings from an unannounced inspection of the Tacoma facility against ICE's detention standards
[81]Government audit
Final Inspection Report — Northwest ICE Processing Center
DHS Office of the Immigration Detention Ombudsman · published November 20, 2024 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Ombudsman inspection memorandum to ICE leadership reporting findings from its inspection of the Tacoma facility
[82]Inspection report
Compliance Inspection — Tacoma ICE Processing Center (Northwest Detention Center), Tacoma, Washington, January 28-30, 2025
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own oversight division inspecting the Tacoma facility against the 2011 detention standards as revised in 2016
[83]Court record
Nwauzor v. The GEO Group, Inc.; State of Washington v. The GEO Group, Inc., Nos. 21-36024, 21-36025
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit · published March 7, 2023 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Appellate opinion in the minimum-wage litigation over the detainee work program at the Tacoma facility
[84]State or local record
For-profit operator of the Northwest ICE Processing Center must pay $23.2 million as a result of AG Ferguson's lawsuit
Washington State Office of the Attorney General · published November 2, 2021 · retrieved August 20, 2026
The plaintiff state agency's own account of the November 2021 judgment amounts. An interested party, used for the figures it states on the record
[85]State or local record
Ninth Circuit affirms for-profit operator of Northwest ICE Processing Center violated labor law
Washington State Office of the Attorney General · published January 16, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Party announcement of the January 2025 appellate affirmance
[86]Court record
The GEO Group, Inc. v. Inslee, No. 24-2815
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit · published August 19, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Appellate opinion in GEO's challenge to Washington's detention-facility health inspection law as applied to the Tacoma facility
[87]State or local record
Northwest ICE Processing Center — private detention facility oversight (publication 300-069)
Washington State Department of Health · published April 1, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
State health department record of its inspection authority under RCW 70.395 and the volume of complaints it has logged for this facility
[88]Agency document
Mexican national in ICE custody dies at NWIPC
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published October 29, 2024 · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own detainee death notification naming the facility, the date and the person who died
[89]Agency document
Northwest ICE Processing Center — facility page
The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
The company's own statement that it provides services at this facility, used for the operator role alongside the litigation caption
[90]Government audit
Results of an Unannounced Inspection of ICE's Stewart Detention Center in Lumpkin, Georgia (OIG-23-38)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published July 27, 2023 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Inspector general findings from an unannounced inspection of Stewart, including the report's own summary conclusion about detainee health and safety
[91]Inspection report
Compliance Inspection — Stewart Detention Center, Lumpkin, Georgia, March 18-20, 2025
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published May 5, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own oversight division inspecting Stewart in March 2025
[92]Inspection report
Compliance Inspection — Stewart Detention Center, Lumpkin, Georgia, April 9-11, 2024
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE compliance inspection record for Stewart in April 2024
[93]Agency document
Civil rights and civil liberties complaint close memorandum — Stewart Detention Center
DHS Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties (released copy hosted by AILA) · published May 23, 2018 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Redacted CRCL memorandum closing a complaint investigation naming Stewart. Redactions limit what the document establishes
[94]NGO report
Complaint to DHS civil rights offices regarding alleged sexual assault at Stewart Detention Center
Southern Poverty Law Center · published July 12, 2022 · retrieved August 20, 2026
An advocacy organisation's complaint filed on behalf of detained women. The document records allegations, not findings
[95]Agency document
Cuban national in ICE custody dies at Georgia detention facility
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published May 1, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own death notification naming Stewart, the date of death and the pending cause determination
[96]Agency document
Guatemalan man in ICE custody passes away in Georgia
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published May 25, 2020 · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE death notification for a man detained at Stewart
[97]Agency document
Mexican man in ICE custody passes away at Georgia hospital
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published January 31, 2021 · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE death notification recording a preliminary COVID-19-related cause for a man detained at Stewart
[98]Agency document
Stewart Detention Center — facility page
CoreCivic, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
The company's own statement that it has owned the facility since 2004 and manages it, used for the operator and owner roles
[99]Government audit
Inspection Report — Moshannon Valley Processing Center (OIDO-23-001)
DHS Office of the Immigration Detention Ombudsman · published October 17, 2022 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Ombudsman inspection report on conditions at Moshannon Valley, addressed to ICE leadership
[100]Agency document
Civil rights and civil liberties memorandum regarding an on-site review of Moshannon Valley Processing Center
DHS Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties (redacted copy released by the ACLU of Pennsylvania) · published August 16, 2024 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Redacted CRCL memorandum to ICE leadership following an on-site review of this facility. Redactions limit what the document establishes
[101]Inspection report
Compliance Inspection — Moshannon Valley Processing Center, Philipsburg, Pennsylvania, March 4-6, 2025
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own oversight division inspecting Moshannon Valley in March 2025
[102]Agency document
ICE detainee passes away at Pennsylvania's Moshannon Valley Processing Center
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own death notification page for the August 2025 death at this facility. The page returned unreadable content at retrieval, so the date and identity here rest on the FOIA complaint and contemporaneous reporting
[103]Court record
Ge v. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, No. 1:25-cv-09430 (S.D.N.Y.), complaint with exhibits
U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (copy hosted by WTAJ) · published November 12, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Freedom of Information Act complaint filed by the decedent's brother seeking records about the August 5, 2025 death. A records suit, not a wrongful-death action
[104]News report
ICE detainee dies at Moshannon Valley Processing Center
WHYY · published August 7, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Contemporaneous reporting naming the person who died and the date, used alongside the FOIA complaint while the ICE notice is unreadable
[105]News report
Members of Congress demand overhaul of procedures at Pennsylvania ICE detention facility
USA Today Network · published August 8, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting on letters three members of Congress sent to ICE and DHS after an unannounced site visit. The letters themselves are not indexed here
[106]Agency document
Moshannon Valley Processing Center — facility page
The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
The company's own facility listing, which names Clearfield County and ICE as its clients, used for the operator role
[107]Government audit
Results of an Unannounced Inspection of ICE's Eloy Federal Contract Facility in Eloy, Arizona (OIG-25-47)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published September 26, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Most recent inspector general unannounced inspection naming this facility. Only the transmittal memorandum has been read by this project
[108]Government audit
Immigration and Customs Enforcement Did Not Follow Federal Procurement Guidelines When Contracting for Detention Services (OIG-18-53)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published February 21, 2018 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Inspector general audit of ICE's modification of its intergovernmental service agreement with the City of Eloy, which is the contracting route for this facility
[109]Inspection report
Compliance Inspection — Eloy Federal Contract Facility, Eloy, Arizona, April 25-27, 2017
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE compliance inspection of this facility against the detention standards
[110]Inspection report
Compliance Inspection — Eloy Federal Contract Facility, Eloy, Arizona, October 29-31, 2024
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE compliance inspection index entry for this facility. The report text has not been retrieved
[111]Agency document
ICE detainee passes away at Eloy detention facility
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published June 16, 2018 · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE death notification recording a June 2018 death of a man transferred from this facility to an outside hospital, with cause pending autopsy at the time of the notice
[112]Agency document
Eloy Detention Center — facility page
CoreCivic, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
The company's own statement of ownership since 1994 and of ICE as its customer, used for the owner and operator roles
[113]Government audit
Violations of Detention Standards at ICE's Port Isabel Service Processing Center (OIG-23-13)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published February 1, 2023 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Unannounced inspector general inspection of this facility, with nine recommendations to ICE and ICE's written response to each
[114]Inspection report
Follow-Up Compliance Inspection — Port Isabel Service Processing Center, Los Fresnos, Texas, September 10-12, 2024
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own oversight division re-inspecting this facility against the 2011 detention standards, citing hunger strike, medical care and transfer deficiencies
[115]Agency document
Port Isabel Service Processing Center — ICE detention facility page
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own listing for the facility, used for facility identity and field office. The page names no operating company
[116]Inspection report
Compliance Inspection — Broward Transitional Center, Pompano Beach, Florida, December 12-14, 2023
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE compliance inspection citing three deficiencies at this facility and recording the outcome of 27 detainee interviews
[117]Agency document
Broward Transitional Center — ICE detention facility page
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own listing for the facility, used for facility identity. The page names no operating company
[118]Inspection report
Follow-Up Compliance Inspection — CCA Florence Correctional Center, Florence, Arizona, May 7-9, 2024
ICE Office of Detention Oversight · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE follow-up inspection of this facility against the 2019 National Detention Standards. Only the released front matter carries readable text; the findings pages are not extractable from the released copy
[119]Agency document
Florence Correctional Center — ICE detention facility page
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
ICE's own listing for the facility, used for facility identity. The page names no operating company
[120]Court record
Opinion and Order, H.C.R. v. Mullin, No. 2:25-cv-747-SPC-DNF (M.D. Fla., Fort Myers Division)
U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Federal court order naming the site as the "South Florida Soft Sided Facility South ('SFSSFS')—also known as 'Alligator Alcatraz'" and describing the attorney-access claims brought by people held there
[121]Court record
Docket, Friends of the Everglades, Inc. v. Noem, No. 1:25-cv-22896 (S.D. Fla.)
CourtListener / U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Docket establishing the filing date of the environmental case and that the case remained active through mid-August 2026
[122]Court record
Omnibus Order granting preliminary injunction, Friends of the Everglades v. Noem
U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida (via Earthjustice) · published August 21, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
The district court order that halted further expansion of the site and directed operations to wind down
[123]Court record
Order granting stay pending appeal, No. 25-12873 (11th Cir.)
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit (via Courthouse News Service) · published September 4, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Appellate order staying the preliminary injunction, which allowed the site to keep operating while the appeal proceeded
[124]Court record
Complaint, C.M. v. Noem, No. 1:25-cv-23182 (S.D. Fla.)
American Civil Liberties Union · published July 1, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Complaint alleging that people held at the site were denied access to counsel. Allegations in a complaint are assertions, not findings
[125]NGO report
Court Orders Florida Division of Emergency Management to Comply with Friends of the Everglades Public Records Requests on ICE Detention Center
Earthjustice · published January 22, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Counsel's account of a court order requiring the state emergency-management division to release records about the site
[126]News report
DeSantis uses emergency powers to seize 'Alligator Alcatraz' from Miami-Dade County
USA Today · published June 24, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting that the state took control of the county-owned Dade-Collier airport site under emergency powers
[127]News report
Florida to build 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration facility in the Everglades
Politico · published June 24, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting that DHS signed plans to house up to 5,000 people at the site. A plan figure is not a bed count and not a population
[128]News report
Top Florida official says 'Alligator Alcatraz' will likely be empty within days
Associated Press · published August 27, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting on the state's response to the August 2025 injunction, quoting an official email about emptying the site
[129]News report
Gov. Ron DeSantis announces Alligator Alcatraz has 'zero detainees' after it 'fulfilled' its role
WPTV · published June 25, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
The governor's own statement that the site held no one and his figure for removals from it
[130]News report
Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration detention center has closed, governor says
Associated Press · published June 25, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting of the state's closure announcement
[131]News report
'Alligator Alcatraz' completely dismantled 1 month after closure announcement
WPTV · published July 15, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Aerial reporting that the structures had been removed from the airport site
[132]News report
Miami-Dade takes back Alligator Alcatraz site after closure
TCPalm · published August 17, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting that the county regained control of the land. The report establishes the date it was reported, not the date of any transfer instrument
[133]News report
Florida signs $245 million in contracts to pay for 'Alligator Alcatraz'
Associated Press · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting on state contract records for the site, read from Florida's transparency system
[134]News report
Feds approve Florida for a $608 million 'Alligator Alcatraz' reimbursement
Associated Press · published October 3, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting that FEMA approved Florida's grant application for detention costs. Approval of a grant application is not a payment
[135]News report
'Alligator Alcatraz' payments land at last: $58 million to hit Florida next week
Florida Phoenix · published May 15, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting quoting federal correspondence approving a payment request of $58,292,145 accepted on May 15, 2026
[136]News report
Trump admin pays Florida first $58 million in 'Alligator Alcatraz' reimbursements, state says
Florida Phoenix · published May 29, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting, attributed to the state, that the first reimbursement tranche was paid
[137]News report
Secrets of 'Alligator Alcatraz' revealed in newly released data
NBC6 Miami · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Analysis of released records covering more than 6,700 people held at the site since it opened. A cumulative count is not a population on any date
[138]News report
Detainee accounts of Alligator Alcatraz conditions: Fungus, mosquitoes and lack of food
NBC News · published July 22, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Accounts from people held at the site and their relatives. These are allegations reported by a named outlet, not inspection findings
[139]News report
'Petri dish for disease': attorney raises alarm of possible Covid outbreak at 'Alligator Alcatraz'
The Guardian · published August 12, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
An attorney's allegation of respiratory illness spreading at the site. No confirming test data or agency finding is cited
[140]News report
US Denies Reports of Venezuelan Migrant Death at 'Alligator Alcatraz' Facility
Venezuelanalysis · published August 7, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting that a claimed death at the site was asserted by relatives and rights groups and denied by DHS. The claim is disputed on the record
[141]News report
Lawmakers who tried to visit 'Alligator Alcatraz' were denied entry
CNN · published July 3, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting that state legislators were refused entry on July 3, 2025
[142]News report
Florida lawmakers allowed into 'Alligator Alcatraz' say detainees packed into cages
CNN · published July 12, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting of a legislative tour and the observations legislators stated on the record afterward
[143]News report
Florida hid records to keep Alligator Alcatraz open, lawsuit claims
Naples Daily News · published August 12, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Reporting on amended public-records claims filed against state officials over the site
[144]Government audit
Management Alert — Immediate Removal of All Detainees from the Torrance County Detention Facility (OIG-22-31)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published March 16, 2022 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Unannounced-inspection management alert: facility identity, CoreCivic ownership and operation, critical staffing shortages, unsanitary housing conditions, and the recommendation that ICE immediately relocate everyone detained there. The PDF cover prints March 16, 2022 while the Oversight.gov catalog page prints March 18, 2022; the PDF date is used for evidence records and the discrepancy is recorded here rather than resolved silently.
[145]Government audit
Violations of ICE Detention Standards at Torrance County Detention Facility (OIG-22-75)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published September 28, 2022 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Full findings from the February 1-3, 2022 unannounced inspection: staffing, housing conditions, security, medical care, use of force, classification, communication, legal access, COVID-19 precautions, the guaranteed-minimum arrangement, and the status of the earlier recommendation
[146]Government audit
Violations of ICE Detention Standards at Torrance County Detention Facility — recommendation status
Oversight.gov / CIGIE · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Open-recommendation status page read on the retrieval date: recommendations 1, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 and 13 listed as open
[147]News report
CoreCivic Enters Into New Management Contract to Activate the Torrance County Detention Facility
CoreCivic · published May 16, 2019 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Company-attributed contract commencement date, initial term, capacity, planned intake and projected annualized revenue. A company forecast is not a federal obligation, outlay or payment.
[148]News report
Torrance County Detention Facility — facility page
CoreCivic · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Current company facility identity only. A current company page does not establish current ICE contract terms and does not establish that the 2022 findings were corrected.
[149]SEC filing (company)
CoreCivic, Inc. Form 10-Q for quarter ended March 31, 2025 - Dilley Immigration Processing Center
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc. · published March 31, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Filed company disclosure describing the amended City of Dilley-ICE intergovernmental service agreement term, five neighborhoods of 480 people, a fixed graduated monthly payment, lease alignment, termination rights and right-of-use accounting. An accounting liability is not a federal obligation or payment.
[150]SEC filing (company)
CoreCivic, Inc. Form 10-Q for quarter ended September 30, 2025 - Dilley Immigration Processing Center
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc. · published September 30, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Filed company disclosure reporting that activation was completed in September 2025 and forecasting approximately $180 million of annual revenue at full activation. A forecast is not a federal obligation, outlay or payment.
[151]SEC filing (company)
Target Hospitality Corp. Form 10-K for year ended December 31, 2024
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Target Hospitality Corp. · published March 26, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Filed company disclosure establishing Target Hospitality's ownership of the site, the termination of the historical South Texas Family Residential Center contract effective August 9, 2024, the Dilley Immigration Processing Center reactivation, 524,000 square feet, a 2,400-bed scope, the facility and hospitality service scope, and a fixed-minimum revenue structure.
[152]SEC filing (company)
Target Hospitality Corp. Form 10-Q for quarter ended June 30, 2025
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Target Hospitality Corp. · published August 7, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Filed company disclosure stating the current contract effective date, an anticipated five-year term and the reactivation scope at the Dilley Immigration Processing Center.
[153]SEC filing (company)
Target Hospitality Corp. Form 10-Q for quarter ended September 30, 2025
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Target Hospitality Corp. · published November 6, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Filed company disclosure reporting the active 2025 Dilley Immigration Processing Center contract and a continued fixed-minimum revenue structure regardless of occupancy.
[154]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Announces Resumption of Operations at South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas
CoreCivic, Inc. · published March 5, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Company disclosure establishing the amended City of Dilley-ICE intergovernmental service agreement as CoreCivic describes it, CoreCivic's operator, residential-services and onsite-medical roles, Target Hospitality's facility-owner, landlord and food-service roles, a stated term through March 2030, and CoreCivic's approximately $180 million annual-revenue forecast after full activation. It is not a government award, a payment record, or independent verification.
[155]SEC filing (company)
Target Hospitality Corp. Form 10-K for year ended December 31, 2025 - Dilley Immigration Processing Center
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Target Hospitality Corp. · published March 11, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Filed company disclosure establishing the facility's current and historical names, Target Hospitality's ownership and facility and hospitality services, a 2,400-bed operating scope, the Target-CoreCivic lease and services relationship as described in the filing, fixed minimum revenue of approximately $246 million over an anticipated five-year term through March 2030, facility-specific 2025 Target revenue of approximately $34.5 million, and the annual-appropriation and 60-day termination-for-convenience caveats.
[156]SEC filing (company)
CoreCivic, Inc. Form 10-Q for quarter ended March 31, 2026 - Dilley Immigration Processing Center
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc. · published May 7, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Filed company disclosure establishing that residents began arriving in April 2025, that activation was completed in September 2025, that the amended intergovernmental service agreement expires in March 2030, a stated design capacity of 2,400, an estimated $180 million of annual revenue, and $45.9 million of CoreCivic-reported Dilley revenue for the quarter ended March 31, 2026. These are company-reported revenue figures, not USAspending obligations or outlays.
[157]FEC record (committee filing)
CoreCivic Political Action Committee — committee overview and 2025–2026 financial summary
Federal Election Commission · published June 30, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official committee identity and FEC summary figures for CoreCivic Political Action Committee (C00366468) covering January 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026. FEC summaries can lag newly filed data, so the coverage period and as-of date are retained with every figure. The summary reports aggregate committee activity only: it establishes no recipient-level transaction, candidate relationship, influence, or corporate-treasury attribution.
[158]Company political-activity disclosure
Political Activity and Lobbying Report 2025
CoreCivic, Inc. · published May 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Unaudited company disclosure covering January 1 through December 31, 2025 of political contributions, lobbying totals, policy statements, and retained government-relations firms. The report states the company assumes no obligation to update or correct it except as required by law. Its figures are company-reported and are not reconciled by the company with FEC filings.
[159]FEC record (committee filing)
The GEO Group, Inc. Political Action Committee — committee overview and 2025–2026 financial summary
Federal Election Commission · published July 31, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official committee identity and FEC summary figures for The GEO Group, Inc. Political Action Committee (C00382150) covering January 1, 2025 through July 31, 2026. FEC summaries can lag newly filed data, so the coverage period and as-of date are retained with every figure. The summary reports aggregate committee activity only: it establishes no recipient-level transaction, candidate relationship, influence, or corporate-treasury attribution.
[160]Company political-activity disclosure
Political Activity and Lobbying Report (2025)
The GEO Group, Inc. · published February 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Unaudited company disclosure covering January 1 through December 31, 2025, approved by the board committee in February 2026, covering political contributions, lobbying totals, policy statements, PAC funding and administration, and retained government-relations firms. The report states the company assumes no obligation to update or correct it except as required by law. Its figures are company-reported and are not reconciled by the company with FEC filings.
[161]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
CoreCivic, Inc. LD-2 quarterly lobbying report, 2026 Q2 (filing 1373f614-9cfe-4daf-a6ed-9b1596669c35)
Clerk of the House / Secretary of the Senate · published July 20, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official LD-2 filed by CoreCivic, Inc. as its own registrant for April 1 through June 30, 2026, reporting a $490,000 in-house lobbying expense, five general issue areas (BUD, GOV, HOM, LAW, FIN) with specific-issue text, the chambers contacted, and Jeremy Wiley as the listed lobbyist. The filing reports disclosed activity and a reported amount only; it establishes no meeting, outcome, influence, or award.
[162]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
The Vogel Group LD-2 quarterly lobbying report for client CoreCivic, 2026 Q1 (filing 0d192784-dcdd-4551-8405-07f289b89688)
Clerk of the House / Secretary of the Senate · published April 20, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official LD-2 filed by The Vogel Group for client CoreCivic covering January 1 through March 31, 2026, reporting $90,000 of income, issue areas FIN and BAN, the chambers contacted, lobbyists Alex Vogel and Ali Khimji, and a covered official position for Alex Vogel. Registrant income is a different accounting object from a client's in-house expense.
[163]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
The Vogel Group LD-2 quarterly lobbying report for client CoreCivic, 2026 Q2 (filing 8737ebe1-806c-4396-a1a3-daf26f5aa4d2)
Clerk of the House / Secretary of the Senate · published July 19, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official LD-2 filed by The Vogel Group for client CoreCivic covering April 1 through June 30, 2026, reporting $90,000 of income, issue areas FIN and BAN, the chambers contacted, lobbyists Alex Vogel and Ali Khimji, and a covered official position for Alex Vogel.
[164]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
Venture Government Strategies, LLC LD-2 quarterly lobbying report for client CoreCivic, 2026 Q2 (filing 0fc56a78-3d83-455a-a3df-321ace9b1787)
Clerk of the House / Secretary of the Senate · published July 17, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official LD-2 filed by Venture Government Strategies, LLC for client CoreCivic covering April 1 through June 30, 2026, reporting $120,000 of income across issue areas BUD, FIN and HOM, naming both chambers and the Department of Homeland Security, with lobbyists Robert Hobart and Will Brewster.
[165]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
The GEO Group, Inc. LD-2 quarterly lobbying report, 2026 Q1 (filing 3698e9e9-d763-40bc-932f-d4b4a1870d9e)
Clerk of the House / Secretary of the Senate · published April 16, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official LD-2 filed by The GEO Group, Inc. as its own registrant for January 1 through March 31, 2026, reporting a $350,000 in-house lobbying expense across issue areas HOM, IMM, LAW and BAN, naming both chambers, ICE, OMB, DHS and DOJ, with Richard Hoar as the listed lobbyist.
[166]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
The GEO Group, Inc. LD-2 quarterly lobbying report, 2026 Q2 (filing 93e994f3-4b89-4390-8f15-1460da1e883a)
Clerk of the House / Secretary of the Senate · published July 17, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official LD-2 filed by The GEO Group, Inc. as its own registrant for April 1 through June 30, 2026, reporting a $340,000 in-house lobbying expense across issue areas HOM, IMM, LAW and BAN, naming both chambers, ICE, OMB, DHS and DOJ, with Richard Hoar as the listed lobbyist.
[167]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
Checkmate Government Relations LD-2 quarterly lobbying report for client The GEO Group, Inc., 2026 Q2 (filing 17490de5-2401-4443-a45b-805bf7218e02)
Clerk of the House / Secretary of the Senate · published June 2, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official LD-2 filed by Checkmate Government Relations for client The GEO Group, Inc. covering April 1 through June 30, 2026, reporting $80,000 of income, a registrant-reported termination date of May 4, 2026, issue areas HOM and LAW naming the White House Office, HHS, the Administration for Children & Families and the Federal Bureau of Prisons, five listed lobbyists, and a covered official position for James Johnson. The termination date does not establish why the engagement ended.
[168]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
Continental Strategy, LLC LD-2 quarterly lobbying report for client GEO Group, 2026 Q1 (filing 7ed3d4d2-259f-4b9d-a882-5c51512833c1)
Clerk of the House / Secretary of the Senate · published April 17, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official LD-2 filed by Continental Strategy, LLC for client GEO Group covering January 1 through March 31, 2026, reporting $150,000 of income under issue area HOM, naming the Executive Office of the President and the Department of Homeland Security, with Alejandro Garcia as the listed lobbyist.
[169]SEC filing (company)
CoreCivic, Inc. 2026 Definitive Proxy Statement
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc. · published April 3, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Definitive proxy statement listing CoreCivic's executive officers and their titles as of the filing date. The filing establishes corporate employment and titles only. It does not establish personal political activity, lobbying, control of any committee transaction, influence over a government decision, or a causal connection to any federal award.
[170]SEC filing (company)
The GEO Group, Inc. 2026 Definitive Proxy Statement
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / The GEO Group, Inc. · published March 19, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Definitive proxy statement listing The GEO Group's executive officers, their titles and, for several individuals, prior government service described in their biographies. The filing establishes corporate employment, titles and biographical employment history only. Prior public service establishes no lobbying, influence, preferential access, exchange, or award causation.
[171]Inspection report
Results of an Unannounced Inspection of ICE's Buffalo Federal Detention Facility in Batavia, New York (OIG-25-24)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published June 3, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Unannounced inspection conducted September 10–12, 2024. The report states that ICE owns the Batavia facility and provides onsite management, and names Akima Global Services as the security and food-services contractor, East Company and Chenega as janitorial providers, Jesuit Refugee Service USA as the religious-service provider and the ICE Health Service Corps as the medical provider at the time of the inspection. It records 535 male detainees at the start of the inspection, generally compliant reviewed standards for facility conditions, kitchen, legal access, medical care, general-population recreation and the voluntary work program, and noncompliance involving use of force, detainee requests, grievances, special management unit recreation, classification, admission practices and medical staffing vacancies. The service roles reflect the September 2024 inspection period only.
[172]Agency document
OIG-25-24 current recommendation status
Oversight.gov / DHS Office of Inspector General · published June 3, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Current open and closed status for the ten recommendations issued in OIG-25-24. Recommendation 3, requiring ICE staff to answer all detainee requests within three business days, is open; the other nine are shown closed. Closure is the status of the recommendation record and does not establish that an underlying condition cannot recur.
[173]Agency document
ICE detention-facility contract library entry HSCEDM-15-D-00002 P00052 — Buffalo
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Contract-library index entry recording a Buffalo detention-facility instrument and modification number. It is a research lead for instrument history only: no current contractor, amount, term or scope may be derived from the index entry without the document itself.
[174]Inspection report
Violations of ICE Detention Standards at South Texas ICE Processing Center (OIG-22-40)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published April 22, 2022 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Remote inspection conducted September–October 2021 of the Pearsall, Texas facility, which the report states was owned and operated by The GEO Group and had a maximum capacity of 1,890. It records 835 detainees at the start of the inspection and a fiscal 2021 average daily population of 821; compliance in legal access, the voluntary work program, classification and reviewed medical care across 15 health records; 6 of 48 grievances answered late and a log missing adjudication outcomes; 13 of 48 grievances complaining of staff mistreatment with some incidents substantiated by the facility; segregation-file deficiencies in 6 of 15 and 12 of 15 files reviewed; inconsistent mask and distancing enforcement with 1,128 confirmed detainee COVID-19 cases from February 2020 through November 2021 and 2,553 detainees vaccinated as of October 31, 2021; late responses to 183 of 1,393 facility requests and 3,316 of 5,804 ICE requests; and a finding that diminished population led ICE to pay approximately $18 million for unused bed space over one year under a guaranteed-minimum contract. The Oversight.gov catalog prints April 26, 2022; the report itself is dated April 22, 2022. The inspection describes September–October 2021, not current conditions.
[175]Agency document
OIG-22-40 current recommendation status
Oversight.gov / DHS Office of Inspector General · published April 26, 2022 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Current status of the five recommendations issued in OIG-22-40: recommendation 2 on grievance tracking and recommendation 4 on segregation compliance are open; recommendations 1, 3 and 5 are closed. The catalog date printed here differs from the April 22, 2022 final-report date on the report itself; both are preserved. Closure is not a safety certification.
[176]Company disclosure
South Texas ICE Processing Center — company facility page
The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Company-authored facility page identifying the Pearsall, Texas address, ICE as the client, and a company-reported capacity of 1,904 beds. A company capacity figure is not ICE's average daily population and not the contracted guaranteed minimum.
[177]SEC filing (company)
GEO Group annual report facility table — South Texas ICE Processing Center, Pearsall, Texas
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / The GEO Group, Inc. · published February 26, 2021 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Filed owned-and-managed facilities table listing the Pearsall facility at 1,904 beds with ICE as customer, and describing a contract commencing in August 2020 with a one-year base period and nine one-year option periods. The filing does not establish which options have been exercised, current federal obligations, or any current award total.
[178]Agency document
ICE detention-facility contract library entry 70CDCR20D00000012 P00021 — South Texas
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Contract-library index entry recording the instrument and modification numbers associated with the Pearsall facility. It is a research lead only: no amount, ceiling or current term may be derived from the index entry.
[179]Inspection report
Violations of ICE Detention Standards at Richwood Correctional Center in Monroe, Louisiana (OIG-23-18)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published February 28, 2023 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Inspector general report on detention-standard violations at the Monroe, Louisiana facility, carrying eight recommendations. This project has read the report listing and the recommendation record; the narrative condition findings are carried as attributed until the full report text is independently extracted.
[180]Agency document
OIG-23-18 recommendation subpages and current status
Oversight.gov / DHS Office of Inspector General · published March 2, 2023 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Exact remedy text and current status for recommendations 1 through 8 of OIG-23-18, all of which are marked closed as of the retrieval date. Closure does not prove that any condition described in the report no longer exists.
[181]News report
OIG Finds Violations of ICE Detention Standards at Richwood Correctional Center in Louisiana
Homeland Security Today · published March 2, 2023 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Secondary summary of OIG-23-18 used to attribute narrative findings to the report where this project has not independently extracted the official text. A secondary summary cannot establish the facility's owner or operator and cannot establish current conditions.
[182]News report
Reporting on medical care at Richwood Correctional Center, January 2026
Verite News · published January 27, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Local reporting carried here only as a research lead and as attributed secondary context for the report summary. No case-level medical or harm claim from this report is published by this project, because no primary record has been reviewed.
[183]Inspection report
Results of an Unannounced Inspection of Winn Correctional Center in Winnfield, Louisiana (OIG-26-08)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published June 3, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official report record establishing that Winn complied with reviewed standards for special management units, general hygiene and the grievance system, and did not fully comply with reviewed standards for environmental health and safety, food service, use of force, medical care, classification, the voluntary work program, legal access and materials, staff-detainee communication, and outdoor recreation in the special management unit. Nine recommendations were issued. Incident-level detail is not independently extracted here and is carried as attributed.
[184]Agency document
OIG-26-08 open recommendations
Oversight.gov / DHS Office of Inspector General · published June 3, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Current recommendation status for OIG-26-08: recommendations 1, 3, 6, 7 and 8 are open and recommendations 2, 4, 5 and 9 are closed as of the retrieval date. An open recommendation establishes unfinished corrective action on that recommendation; it does not quantify current severity.
[185]News report
Reporting summarizing DHS OIG report OIG-26-08 on Winn Correctional Center
The Bayou Progressive · published June 3, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Secondary summary of OIG-26-08 used to attribute incident-level detail to the report, including the March 4–6, 2025 inspection dates, a reported population of 1,576 men described as the contractual maximum, a review of five of 18 use-of-force incidents recorded between September 2024 and March 2025 with three of the five failing the standard, and reported examples including a chokehold and a pen puncture injury. This project does not upgrade these details to observed.
[186]Agency document
ICE detention facilities directory — Winn Correctional Center
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Official directory entry printing the facility name, field office and address, where the street is spelled “Gum Springs Road” against the workbook's “Gum Spring Road.” The directory does not establish the facility's owner or operator.
[187]Inspection report
Limited-Scope Unannounced Inspection of Mesa Verde ICE Processing Center in Bakersfield, California (OIG-24-03)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published November 3, 2023 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Limited-scope unannounced inspection finding that Mesa Verde complied with reviewed standards for the voluntary work program, facility conditions and grievances; that the facility did not accurately report or fully record an event meeting use-of-force reporting requirements; and that advanced optometry care was delayed because available community optometrists were difficult to find. Three recommendations were issued. The inspection reviewed selected standards and is not a comprehensive facility determination.
[188]Agency document
OIG-24-03 current recommendation status
Oversight.gov / DHS Office of Inspector General · published November 3, 2023 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Current recommendation status for OIG-24-03: one of three recommendations is open. Recommendation 1, requiring written clarification to ICE personnel on Directive 1061.2 and the recording of use-of-force incidents, remains open; recommendation 2, on training and implementation by the San Francisco Field Office and Mesa Verde staff, is closed. The status of recommendation 3 is carried through the report-level count of one open recommendation.
[189]Company disclosure
Mesa Verde ICE Processing Center — company facility page
The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Company-authored facility page identifying the Bakersfield address, company ownership and services, ICE as the client, and a company-reported 400-bed capacity. A company capacity figure is not current population and not the contracted guaranteed minimum.
[190]SEC filing (company)
The GEO Group, Inc. Form 10-K for year ended December 31, 2024 — Mesa Verde facility and contract renewal
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / The GEO Group, Inc. · published February 27, 2025 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Filed facility table and contract-renewal discussion identifying Mesa Verde as a company-owned 400-bed facility with an ICE contract renewed for five years through December 2029. The filing does not allocate any current federal award between Mesa Verde and Golden State Annex and does not establish current occupancy.
[191]Inspection report
Violations of ICE Detention Standards at Adams County Correctional Center (OIG-21-46)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published July 19, 2021 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Remote inspection of Adams County Correctional Center conducted January through February 2021, with 222 people held at the start of the review. The report records a maximum capacity of 2,348, identifies CoreCivic as owner and operator, documents medical, COVID-19 precaution, classification, grievance, segregation and detainee-request deficiencies, describes a medical-contractor review of a December 2020 death case, and reports that ICE paid a fixed monthly minimum of $3,950,885.89 for up to 1,100 people, with approximately 35 percent of that guaranteed capacity unused in calendar 2020 and more than $17 million paid for unused beds. Seven recommendations were issued to ICE. Findings are bounded to the reviewed period and do not describe current conditions or current pricing.
[192]Inspection report
OIG-21-46 recommendation status pages
Oversight.gov / DHS Office of Inspector General · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Current corrective-action status for the recommendations issued in OIG-21-46. Recommendations 1 through 6 were located and are marked closed. A current status page for recommendation 7 was not located on the retrieval date, so its current status is not established.
[193]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Enters Into New Management Contract at the Adams County Correctional Center
CoreCivic, Inc. · published September 3, 2019 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Company announcement stating that a management contract at the company's 2,232-bed Adams County Correctional Center commenced August 29, 2019 beneath an intergovernmental service agreement between Adams County, Mississippi and ICE, with an initial 60-month term, unlimited mutual extensions, termination on 120 days' notice, and company-forecast annualized revenue of approximately $50 to $60 million at normalized utilization. The forecast is company-reported contract economics, not a federal obligation, outlay, or award value.
[194]Company disclosure
Federal Bureau of Prisons Elects Not to Renew Contract at Adams County
CoreCivic, Inc. · published May 1, 2019 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Company announcement recording that the Federal Bureau of Prisons elected not to renew its contract at the company's Adams County facility, establishing the pre-ICE lifecycle of the site and the company's stated ownership and operation of it. Company-reported.
[195]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Reports Second Quarter 2019 Financial Results — Adams County transition
CoreCivic, Inc. · published August 7, 2019 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Company results release describing a temporary ICE population at the Adams County facility under an amended Bureau of Prisons contract before the new intergovernmental service agreement arrangement began. Company-reported; it does not establish continuous contract terms across the transition.
[196]Inspection report
Adams County Detention Center, Office of Detention Oversight compliance inspection, May 5–7, 2026
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published May 7, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
The ICE Office of Detention Oversight inspection file for the May 5 through 7, 2026 inspection recorded in ICE's workbook. The report text has not been read for this project, so no finding from it is published; only the workbook's inspection date, standard and rating are carried.
[197]Inspection report
ICE Needs to Address Prolonged Administrative Segregation and Other Violations at the Imperial Regional Detention Facility (OIG-21-12)
DHS Office of Inspector General · published January 21, 2020 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Inspector general report on the Imperial Regional Detention Facility in Calexico, California. It records that the facility generally complied with the reviewed classification standards, and that it did not meet reviewed standards on administrative segregation, where people were confined 22 to 23 hours per day and two people had been held in isolation for more than 300 days; on physical facility conditions; on daily face-to-face medical checks and medical-grievance documentation and responses; and on ICE communication with detained people. Six recommendations were issued to ICE. Publication-date caution: the Oversight.gov catalog displays an issue date of January 21, 2020, while the report number OIG-21-12 and the report file path indicate a fiscal 2021 publication sequence. The catalog date is carried and the discrepancy is disclosed rather than corrected.
[198]Inspection report
OIG-21-12 recommendation status pages
Oversight.gov / DHS Office of Inspector General · published Not established · retrieved August 20, 2026
Current corrective-action status for the six recommendations issued in OIG-21-12. All six are shown open on the retrieval date. Open status records that the inspector general has not closed a recommendation; it does not record what corrective work was or was not performed.
[199]State or local record
Immigration Detention in California, 2026 review
California Department of Justice · published January 1, 2026 · retrieved August 20, 2026
Current state oversight review of immigration detention in California, carried here for the same facility-specific operator identification. Statewide findings are not attributed to this facility. The published field carries the report year only; the publisher prints no day-level date on the reviewed file.
[200]SEC filing (company)
The GEO Group, Inc. Form 10-K for year ended December 31, 2021 — LaSalle ICE Processing Center
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / The GEO Group, Inc. · published February 28, 2022 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company-filed facility table row for the LaSalle ICE Processing Center in Jena, Louisiana: property status Owned, capacity 1,160, customer ICE - IGA, contract commencement November 2013, base period printed as "Perpetual". Contract commencement is a company-reported contract date, not a property-acquisition date and not first-ever ICE use of the property. The filing's "Perpetual" label is a company base-period field, not an irrevocable government commitment, an executed agreement, or a payment record.
[201]Company disclosure
Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center — company facility page
The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company-authored current facility page carrying the company's own identity, address, capacity, ICE client relationship and description of support services provided on behalf of ICE, including medical access, visitation, libraries, food, recreation and religious-practice support. It supports a property-owner claim and an attributed support-services role. It does not establish the current executed operating contract, the legal operating entity, or any independent finding about service quality or conditions. The publisher prints no publication or update date on the page.
[202]Agency document
LaSalle Detention Facility, LA IGSA 07-0015
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE proactive-disclosure page establishing the official identity of intergovernmental service agreement 07-0015 for the LaSalle Detention Facility in Louisiana, and the reviewed historical facility name. The indexed page text does not expose the complete agreement terms, the named local signatory, any ceiling, per diem, obligation, outlay or payment, or the amendment history. The publisher prints no publication date on the indexed page.
[203]Inspection report
Facility Inspections — ICE inspection collection
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE's published facility-inspection collection, reviewed here as an index only. It establishes that ICE published inspection entries for this Jena property under the names LaSalle ICE Processing Center on September 26, 2019, Jena LaSalle Detention Facility on October 7, 2020, and LaSalle ICE Processing Center on September 23, 2021. An index entry establishes that an inspection occurred and under what name; it does not establish any individual finding, deficiency, rating or corrective action. The underlying report text was not extracted.
[204]Agency document
PREA Audit Reports — LaSalle / Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE FOIA library PREA audit index, reviewed here as an index only. It establishes audit-history identity and dates for this property: LaSalle ICE Processing Center, June 29 to July 1, 2021; Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center, September 20 to 22, 2022; Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center, April 30 to May 2, 2024. The existence of an audit record does not establish its conclusion, certification status, absence of incidents or present compliance. The audit reports themselves were not extracted.
[205]NGO report
Immigrants’ Rights and Human Rights Organizations File Civil Rights Complaint Exposing Torture, Sexual Abuse, and Medical Neglect of a Hunger Striker at a Louisiana ICE Detention Center
Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights and partner organizations · published March 30, 2023 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Party-source complaint summary presenting allegations of medical neglect, retaliation, sexual abuse and prolonged solitary confinement involving Daniel Cortes De La Valle at the Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center. These are allegations filed by advocacy organizations, not adjudicated findings by an agency, court or medical reviewer.
[206]NGO report
Complaint exposes torture and cruel and degrading treatment at Louisiana immigration detention center
Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights · published January 8, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Updated party-source summary and complaint context for the December 2024 filing in the same matter. Allegations only. The organization's broader characterizations of the facility are not government determinations and are not carried here as findings.
[207]Court record
Khalil v. Joyce et al. — opinion recounting transfer and custody location
U.S. District Court / Justia mirror · published January 1, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Federal district-court opinion whose factual background recounts ICE's March 2025 transfer of Mahmoud Khalil from New Jersey to the Central Louisiana ICE Processing Facility / LaSalle Detention Facility in Jena and his booking there at 1:33 a.m. on March 10, 2025. This is a legal and custody-location record only: it is not a facility-conditions finding, a harm judgment, or a ruling on the merits of the detention. The published field carries the docket year only; the reviewed mirror prints no day-level opinion date.
[208]Agency document
Detention Facilities — Bluebonnet Detention Facility
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE's official detention-facility directory entry, reviewed for the facility's official name, Anson address and field-office relationship. It does not establish the current real-property owner or any private operator. The publisher prints no publication date on the directory page.
[209]Agency document
70CDCR19DIG000017 P00039: Jones County (Bluebonnet Detention Facility) IGSA — Anson, TX
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published April 22, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE FOIA library index entry establishing the official identity of intergovernmental service agreement 70CDCR19DIG000017 and modification P00039 as the Jones County agreement for the Bluebonnet Detention Facility. The index was reviewed; the full redacted modification was not parsed. No amount, per diem, obligation, payment, owner or operator may be created from the index alone.
[210]Inspection report
2022 Bluebonnet Detention Facility, Anson, TX — Feb. 1–8, 2022
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published January 1, 2022 · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE FOIA library entry establishing the identity and dates of an Office of Detention Oversight inspection at the Anson facility from February 1 to 8, 2022. The index was reviewed; the report findings were not extracted. An inspection listing is not a deficiency inventory. The published field carries the collection year only; the index prints no day-level publication date.
[211]Inspection report
Facility Inspections — Bluebonnet entries
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE's published facility-inspection collection, reviewed as an index only. It establishes that ICE published inspection entries for this property under the name Bluebonnet Detention Center on October 23, 2020, July 1, 2021 and November 4, 2021. No detailed finding may be inferred from an index entry.
[212]Court record
A.A.R.P., et al. v. Donald J. Trump, et al. — Supreme Court docket 24A1007 and orders
Supreme Court of the United States · published January 1, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Official Supreme Court docket 24A1007, linked with 24-1177, carrying the April 19, 2025 order barring removal of the putative class and the May 16, 2025 order granting an injunction, vacating the Fifth Circuit judgment and remanding. These orders address removal and process. They are not detention-conditions findings and do not establish owner or operator identity. The published field carries the docket year only; the docket prints no single publication date.
[213]Court record
Emergency Application for an Emergency Injunction or Writ of Mandamus, Stay of Removal, and Request for an Immediate Administrative Injunction
Applicants in Supreme Court docket 24A1007 · published April 18, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Party filing by the applicants, reviewed for Bluebonnet custody identity, the naming of Marcello Villegas as Facility Administrator in his official capacity, and the applicants' allegations about Alien Enemies Act notices and imminent removal. These are party allegations, not court findings. The filing does not establish the administrator's employer, the facility's owner, or any private operator.
[214]Agency document
Detention Facilities — Prairieland Detention Facility
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE's official facility page, reviewed for the facility's published name, the 1209 Sunflower Lane address in Alvarado, the responsible field office, and the LaSalle Corrections email domains ICE prints for visitation, programs and legal correspondence. Contact infrastructure establishes an onsite service relationship. It does not establish the legal operator entity, the property owner, or the start date of any company's involvement. The publisher prints no publication date on the page.
[215]Agency document
EROIGSA-15-0001 P00017-P00018: Prairieland Detention Center (Alvarado City) IGSA
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published April 17, 2024 · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE FOIA library index entry establishing the official identity of intergovernmental service agreement EROIGSA-15-0001, modifications P00017 and P00018, as the City of Alvarado agreement for the Prairieland Detention Center. The index was reviewed; the agreement text was not parsed. No value, per diem, obligation, payment, owner or operator may be created from an agreement title.
[216]Agency document
Prairieland Detention Center Renovations — TABS2020010353
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation · published January 30, 2020 · retrieved August 21, 2026
State project-registration record for a renovation at 1209 Sunflower Lane, reviewed for the registered scope, the estimated cost of $100,000, the planned schedule and the owner field as filed, which prints LaSalle Corrections. Project-registration metadata is not a deed, a title record, an award, or evidence of money actually spent.
[217]Agency document
Prairieland Detention Center security modifications — TABS2026004421
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation · published October 28, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
State project-registration record for security modifications at the same Sunflower Lane address, reviewed for the registered scope, the estimated cost of $1,600,000, the planned schedule and the owner field as filed, which prints PRAIRIELANDS PUBLIC FACILTY CORP. The record's own “Inspection Complete” status refers to the state accessibility and project process, never to an ICE detention-standards inspection. Project-registration metadata is not a deed, an award, or evidence of money actually spent.
[218]Inspection report
Facility Inspections — Prairieland entries
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE's published facility-inspection collection, reviewed as an index only. It establishes that ICE published inspection entries for this property dated February 14, 2019, February 13, 2020, February 10, 2021 and February 10, 2022. No finding, deficiency or rating may be inferred from an index entry.
[219]Inspection report
Prairieland Detention Center PREA audit index
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE FOIA library index of Prison Rape Elimination Act audits at this facility, reviewed as an index only. It establishes audit dates of June 12 to 14, 2018 and April 13 to 15, 2021. The audit reports and their outcomes were not extracted, and no audit result may be inferred from the listing.
[220]Agency document
Detention Facilities — Jackson Parish Correctional Center
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE's public detention-facility directory, reviewed for official facility identity. The directory prints 287 Industrial Drive for this Jonesboro facility, which conflicts with the 327 Industrial Drive printed in ICE's own fiscal 2026 workbook row. Both official values are carried; neither is treated as correcting the other.
[221]Agency document
70CDCR19DIG000005 P00017: Jackson Parish IGSA — Jonesboro, LA
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published April 22, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE FOIA library index entry naming Jackson Parish and the Jonesboro facility in an intergovernmental service agreement. Reviewed for instrument identity and the parish relationship only. The entry prints no value, per diem, obligation or payment, and no amount is generated from it.
[222]Inspection report
Facility Inspections — Jackson Parish entries
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE's published facility-inspection collection, reviewed as an index only. It establishes that ICE published inspection entries for this facility dated November 7, 2019, November 20, 2020 and November 17, 2021. No finding, deficiency or rating may be inferred from an index entry.
[223]NGO report
After about 5 minutes of struggle, they forced my index finger on the paper: ICE Forcing More Asylum Seekers to Sign Deportation Paperwork
Southern Poverty Law Center and partner organizations · published November 9, 2020 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Party complaint summary describing a November 5, 2020 civil-rights complaint alleging threats, physical force, restraint and forced fingerprinting used to obtain deportation paperwork from six Cameroonian asylum seekers detained at this facility. This is a complaint and advocacy source: it records allegations, not adjudicated findings, and no agency or court disposition is indexed here.
[224]News report
Cameroonian Immigrants Say They Were Beaten, Pepper-sprayed, Forced To Sign Deportation Documents
WWNO / New Orleans Public Radio · published November 26, 2020 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Secondary reporting on the November 2020 complaint and the responses it drew. It repeats the complainants' allegations and does not substantiate them; reporting on an allegation does not convert it into a finding.
[225]NGO report
The heat is consuming them: Families Report Dire and Rapidly Deteriorating Conditions at Louisiana ICE Prisons
Southern Poverty Law Center · published August 30, 2020 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Advocacy summary of family accounts after Hurricane Laura naming this facility: power outages and extreme heat, poor ventilation, inadequate drinking water, flooding and sewage failures, and evacuation practices families said risked COVID-19 exposure. These are attributed reports collected by a party organization, not inspection findings.
[226]Court record
Jackson Parish Correctional Center immigration habeas docket index
RECAP / Habeas Dockets · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Docket index showing this facility named as a custody location or respondent in multiple 2026 immigration habeas petitions. Reviewed as a research lead only. Petition volume is never normalized into a facility finding: the claims, procedural postures and outcomes vary and many remain pending.
[227]Company disclosure
Joe Corley Processing Center
The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
The company's own facility page, reviewed for company-stated identity, address, capacity, federal clients and company-described services and accreditations. Everything on it is authored by the operating company: it establishes what GEO says about the facility, never an independent finding about conditions, care or compliance.
[228]Company disclosure
The GEO Group Closes Acquisition of 1,287-Bed Joe Corley Detention Center in Montgomery County, Texas
The GEO Group, Inc. · published June 7, 2013 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company announcement of a completed private property purchase. Reviewed for the acquisition date, the seller, the approximate purchase price, the company's prior management of the facility, its federal customers and its own forward revenue expectation. The price and the forecast are private company figures, not federal awards, obligations or payments.
[229]SEC filing (company)
Mortgaged properties schedule naming the Joe Corley Processing Center
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Exhibit filed with the SEC listing mortgaged properties, reviewed here only because the Joe Corley property appears in the company's own property schedule. It corroborates the property relationship. It does not establish which subsidiary holds title, the current lien balance or any financing term.
[230]Agency document
70CDCR18DIG000013 P00036: Joe Corley Detention (Montgomery County) IGSA — Conroe, TX
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published April 22, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE FOIA library index entry naming Montgomery County and the Joe Corley facility in an intergovernmental service agreement. Reviewed for instrument identity and the county relationship only. The entry prints no value, per diem, obligation or payment, and no amount is generated from it.
[231]Agency document
Detention Facilities — Joe Corley Processing Center
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE's public detention-facility directory, reviewed for official current facility name and address. It prints 500 Hilbig Road in Conroe, which is the address held in this dossier and is distinct from the 806 Hilbig Road Montgomery ICE Processing Center carried as its own row.
[232]Inspection report
Facility Inspections — Joe Corley entries
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE's published facility-inspection collection, reviewed as an index only. It establishes inspection entries dated November 16, 2018 and November 15, 2019 under the Joe Corley Detention Facility name and December 18, 2020 and October 28, 2021 under the Joe Corley Processing Center name, and a PREA audit conducted September 19 to 21, 2017. No finding, deficiency, rating or audit result may be inferred from an index entry.
[233]Company disclosure
Industry Leading Standards and PREA certification information
The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company-authored accreditation and standards page, reviewed for what the company reports about its own compliance: an American Correctional Association score, National Commission on Correctional Health Care accreditation and a 2024 PREA recertification. These are company claims about company-selected accrediting processes. They are never rendered as ICE inspection findings, as a safety score, or as evidence that no deficiency exists.
[234]Government audit
Immigration Detention: Actions Needed to Improve Planning, Documentation, and Oversight of Detention Facility Contracts (GAO-21-149)
U.S. Government Accountability Office · published January 13, 2021 · retrieved August 21, 2026
System-level audit of guaranteed-minimum payments, unused beds, acquisition planning and ICE's still-open fixed-cost strategy recommendation. Locator: GAO-21-149, Fast Facts, What GAO Found, and the Recommendation 2 status updated through June 2026. The May 2020 dollar finding is a historical audit calculation for that month and cannot be projected onto the July 2026 workbook without current contracts and invoices.
[235]Government audit
Immigration Detention: Additional Actions Needed to Strengthen Management and Oversight of Facility Costs and Standards (GAO-15-153)
U.S. Government Accountability Office · published October 10, 2014 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Historical evidence that ICE used cost-optimization reporting to encourage use of low-cost and guaranteed-minimum beds and tracked underutilization. Locator: discussion of the Field Office Cost Optimization Review Process and guaranteed-minimum beds. It describes historical policy and does not establish the current payment structure of any July 2026 facility.
[236]Government audit
Violations of ICE Detention Standards at Otay Mesa Detention Center (OIG-21-61)
Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General · published September 30, 2021 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Historical facility-specific finding that ICE paid more than $22 million for unused bed space under a guaranteed-minimum arrangement. Locator: DHS OIG report OIG-21-61. Historical audit period only: it does not establish current post-sale management compensation or July 2026 unused-bed dollars.
[237]Government audit
Results of an Unannounced Inspection of ICE's Golden State Annex in McFarland, California (OIG-24-23)
Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General · published April 19, 2024 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Facility-specific recommendation to reassess housing requirements and the guaranteed minimum to avoid excessive payment for unused bed space. Locator: OIG-24-23, Recommendation 7. The recommendation does not itself calculate questioned costs and does not establish the July 2026 payment amount.
[238]Government audit
Immigration and Customs Enforcement Did Not Follow Federal Procurement Guidelines When Contracting for Detention Services (OIG-18-53)
Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General · published February 21, 2018 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Historical Dilley procurement, municipal-intermediary, all-bed payment and expenditure findings. Locator: OIG-18-53, executive summary and Dilley agreement analysis. The historical City of Eloy arrangement is not the current City of Dilley arrangement and must not be projected onto the current contract.
[239]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Announces New Contract Awards at California City Immigration Processing Center and Midwest Regional Reception Center
CoreCivic, Inc. · published September 29, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company-reported capacity, contract term, fixed-monthly-plus-per-diem structure for Midwest, and full-activation revenue forecasts. Locator: the facility-specific bullet points for California City and Midwest. Revenue forecasts are attributed company estimates, not government obligations or payments, and the release does not disclose California City's complete current payment formula.
[240]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Announces New Contract Award at Diamondback Correctional Facility
CoreCivic, Inc. · published October 1, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company-reported 2,160-bed contract, five-year term, fixed monthly plus incremental per-diem payment structure, revenue forecast and renovation estimate. Locator: contract announcement paragraphs 1 to 3. The disclosure does not establish actual federal payments or the contract's exact fixed monthly amount.
[241]Company disclosure
The GEO Group Reports Second Quarter 2025 Results
The GEO Group, Inc. · published August 6, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company-reported North Lake ownership, 1,800-bed capacity, support-services contract and full-occupancy revenue expectation. Locator: business development discussion of North Lake Processing Center. The exact payment formula is not established by the reviewed disclosure, and full-occupancy revenue is not an obligation or outlay.
[242]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Reports Second Quarter 2025 Financial Results
CoreCivic, Inc. · published August 6, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company statement that Dilley transitions to a full fixed monthly payment after all five neighborhoods become operational. Locator: Dilley activation discussion. Company financial semantics are not equivalent to government obligations or invoices.
[243]SEC filing (company)
CoreCivic Form 8-K: California City and Otay Mesa facility sales
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc. · published July 6, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Primary filing for the July 2, 2026 asset sales: facility-specific purchase prices, buyer, capacity and expected continuing management. Locator: Form 8-K Items 1.01 and 2.01, Exhibits 10.1 and 10.2. Expected continued management is forward-looking and subject to contract modification or termination.
[244]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Sells Two Additional Detention Facilities
CoreCivic, Inc. · published August 5, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Facility-specific Prairie and Midwest sale prices, capacities, buyer and expected net proceeds. Locator: opening transaction summary. Company statement: no appraisal was reviewed and the prices are not characterised as fair or excessive.
[245]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Reports Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results
CoreCivic, Inc. · published August 5, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Aggregate four-sale gross price, expected gain and net proceeds, buyer, continuing-management expectations, contract horizons, debt repayments, expanded repurchase authorization and Prairie contract terms. Locator: Facility Sales & Continuing Management; Capital Strategy; Activation of Prairie Facility. Expected gain, net proceeds, future management and annual revenue are company-reported or forward-looking, not federal award, obligation or outlay figures.
[246]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Announces $500 Million Accelerated Share Repurchase Agreement
CoreCivic, Inc. · published August 10, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company-reported $500 million accelerated share repurchase, payment date and initial share delivery. Locator: opening ASR terms. The chronology does not trace any specific government sale dollar into the repurchase.
[247]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Announces New Contract Award at Prairie Correctional Facility
CoreCivic, Inc. · published August 4, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Prairie contract award date, commencement, five-year term, fixed monthly plus per-diem structure, capacity, revenue expectation and projected intake timing. Locator: opening contract announcement. Company-reported contract economics, not a federal award or invoice record; no population had been established at the packet cutoff.
[248]Government audit
Violations of ICE Detention Standards at Folkston Processing Center and Folkston Annex
DHS Office of Inspector General · published June 30, 2022 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Unannounced inspection of Folkston ICE Processing Center and Folkston Annex conducted November 16 through 18, 2021, read in full for this project. The report inspects the two facilities together and uses “Folkston” for the pair, so a finding that does not name one building is carried as a combined-operation finding and is never allocated to a single building. Locator: OIG-22-47, Background, the conditions findings, and Recommendations 1 through 13. It establishes what inspectors observed on those three days. It does not establish current conditions, a cause of any illness or injury, or anything about the separate D. Ray James facility.
[249]Company disclosure
The GEO Group Announces Contract for 780 Beds at Existing Facility in Georgia
The GEO Group, Inc. · published December 19, 2016 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company announcement identifying an existing company-owned facility in Folkston, Georgia to be named the Folkston ICE Processing Center, housing ICE detainees under a five-year intergovernmental service agreement between Charlton County and ICE. Company-reported contract context only. It does not establish the real-property acquisition date, current agreement terms, a federal obligation, an outlay, or a per diem.
[250]Agency document
ICE expands detention capacity with Delaney Hall Facility in New Jersey
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published February 26, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Agency statement announcing the imminent reopening of the Delaney Hall facility in Newark, New Jersey after an agreement with the facility's owner to reestablish federal immigration processing and detention there. It establishes that ICE announced the arrangement on this date. It does not establish an obligation, an outlay, a per diem, a first intake date, or a population.
[251]Company disclosure
The GEO Group Awarded 15-Year Contract by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for Company-Owned, 1,000-Bed Delaney Hall Facility in New Jersey
The GEO Group, Inc. · published February 27, 2025 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company announcement of a 15-year, fixed-price contract with ICE for support services at the company-owned, 1,000-bed Delaney Hall facility, together with the company's own revenue expectations. Company-reported contract and financial context only. It does not establish a federal obligation, an outlay, a payment, the acquisition date of the property, or how the announced contract relates to any specific award identifier in the federal ledger.
[252]State or local record
Statement by Governor Sherrill on NJDOH Inspection of Delaney Hall
Office of the Governor of New Jersey · published May 28, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Statement that the New Jersey Department of Health sought to conduct a health inspection of Delaney Hall on this date, was denied full access, and was allowed to inspect only a limited part of the facility. It establishes a state access record on that date. It does not establish any condition, deficiency, finding, or legal violation inside the facility.
[253]Court record
Verified Complaint, Washington, Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Health v. The GEO Group, Inc.
New Jersey Office of the Attorney General · published June 2, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Verified complaint filed in the Superior Court of New Jersey by the Attorney General on behalf of the Commissioner of the Department of Health against The GEO Group, Inc., seeking court-ordered access for state health inspectors. A complaint states allegations and requested relief. It does not establish that any allegation is true, and no merits ruling is recorded here.
[254]State or local record
New Jersey Sues Delaney Hall Operator After It Refuses Full Access to Health Inspectors
Office of the Governor of New Jersey · published June 2, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
State announcement that the Attorney General filed suit against The GEO Group, Inc., which operates the Delaney Hall immigration detention center in Newark, asking the court to grant the Department of Health full access to the facility. It establishes the filing and the relief requested. It does not establish a merits outcome or any substantiated condition.
[255]State or local record
Statement by Governor Sherrill on Limited Tour Inside Delaney Hall, Not Being Given Access to Detainees
Office of the Governor of New Jersey · published June 8, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Statement describing a closely controlled and limited tour of Delaney Hall on this date, without access to speak with people detained there. It establishes an oversight-access record. It is not an inspection, and it does not establish any condition inside the facility.
[256]News report
New Jersey health inspectors denied full access to Delaney Hall again, Sherrill says
Jersey Vindicator · published June 25, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
News report of the joint state statement that Department of Health inspectors were denied full access to Delaney Hall for the second time in four weeks on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, after arranging the inspection in advance as the operator instructed, and that inspectors were denied access to the medical unit. Carried as a news report of a state statement. It does not establish a condition, a deficiency, or a legal violation. No official statement page for this date was located on the state site on the retrieval date.
[257]State or local record
Attorney General Davenport Announces Civil Rights Investigation into Practices at Delaney Hall
New Jersey Office of the Attorney General · published August 7, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Announcement by the Attorney General and the Division on Civil Rights of an investigation into practices at Delaney Hall. An announced investigation establishes that the state opened one. It does not establish a finding, a violation, or a result.
[258]Statute
House Bill 9, 57th Legislature, 2nd Session (New Mexico 2026) — Immigrant Safety Act
New Mexico Legislature · published February 5, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Enacted state law barring public bodies, including counties, from entering, extending, renewing or otherwise agreeing to be a party to an agreement to detain individuals for federal civil immigration violations, and requiring termination at the earliest permissible date. Signed February 5, 2026 with an effective date of May 20, 2026. It establishes the text of the statute. It does not establish that any particular agreement violates it.
[259]State or local record
Letter to the Otero County Commission: Invalid Convening of Emergency Meeting on March 13, 2026, in violation of the Open Meetings Act
New Mexico Department of Justice · published March 20, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Agency determination letter stating that the Department reviewed the county's March 13, 2026 emergency meeting, at which the commission voted to renew its ICE detention contract, and determined the meeting failed to meet the Open Meetings Act's emergency criteria. Retrieved from a news outlet's hosted copy of the letter because the department's own site blocked automated retrieval on the retrieval date. It establishes an agency determination. It is not a court judgment and does not establish that the agreement is void.
[260]Court record
Emergency Verified Petition for Writ of Mandamus and Request for Stay, State ex rel. Torrez v. Board of County Commissioners for Otero County
New Mexico Department of Justice · published April 1, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
The state's petition to the New Mexico Supreme Court, describing the intergovernmental service agreement's history, the county's contract with Management & Training Corporation to staff the facility, the county's asserted statutory authority, and the state's legal theories. A petition states the petitioner's allegations and litigating position. It does not establish that any allegation is true, and it is not a ruling.
[261]State or local record
New Mexico Department of Justice Files Emergency Petition to Block Unlawful Immigration Detention Agreement in Otero County
New Mexico Department of Justice · published April 1, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Agency announcement of the mandamus filing and the relief sought. The department's site blocked automated retrieval on the retrieval date; the page is carried as the department's own announcement of the filing recorded in the petition document. It establishes the state's litigating position, not a finding.
[262]News report
Otero County extends federal immigrant detention contract again after first attempt deemed illegal
Source New Mexico · published March 26, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
News report that the Otero County Commission met on March 25, 2026 to cure the detention agreement adopted at the March 13 emergency meeting, and that the state department maintained the extension still required state approval. It establishes that a second, noticed vote occurred and that the parties disagreed about its legal effect. It does not establish the agreement's validity.
[263]News report
NM Supreme Court declines AG's request to intervene in Otero County ICE detention contract
Source New Mexico · published April 17, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
News report that the New Mexico Supreme Court on April 16, 2026 denied the department's petition asking it to intervene and stop the county from continuing the agreement. It establishes that the requested extraordinary relief was denied. The reviewed record contains no written opinion, so it establishes no reasoning and no merits holding.
[264]News report
NM AG Torrez agrees to hold off on enforcing immigrant detention bill amid federal lawsuit
Source New Mexico · published May 14, 2026 · retrieved August 21, 2026
News report that the attorney general agreed, in a May 13, 2026 filing, to hold off on enforcing House Bill 9 while a federal lawsuit against the state proceeds. It establishes a litigating posture in a separate federal case. It does not establish that the statute was struck down, stayed by a court, or held inapplicable to any facility.
[265]SEC filing (company)
Corrections Corporation of America, Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2003 — T. Don Hutto Correctional Center
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) · published March 15, 2004 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Annual report facility table listing the T. Don Hutto Correctional Center in Taylor, Texas as a company owned and managed facility with a design capacity of 480, a minimum security level, a correctional facility type, ICE as the customer, and a contract term running to May 2004 with two two-year renewal options. It establishes how the company described the site before the family-detention era. It establishes no conditions, no payment amount and no present-day arrangement.
[266]SEC filing (company)
Corrections Corporation of America, Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2006 — T. Don Hutto Residential Center
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) · published February 28, 2007 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Annual report stating that during July 2005 the company announced its intention to cease operations at the T. Don Hutto Correctional Center effective early September 2005; that during April 2006 it modified an agreement with Williamson County, Texas under an intergovernmental service agreement between the county and ICE to house non-criminal detainees; that the modified agreement was effective beginning May 8, 2006 for an indefinite term; and listing the renamed T. Don Hutto Residential Center at a 512 capacity, non-secure, with ICE as customer. It establishes the company's own disclosures about the site's use and the county arrangement. It establishes no conditions finding, no per diem, and no present ownership or contract status.
[267]Court record
Legal Documents: ACLU's Challenge to the T. Don Hutto Detention Center
American Civil Liberties Union · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Collection page for the consolidated 2007 federal actions filed in the Western District of Texas on behalf of children detained with their parents at the Taylor, Texas facility, holding the complaints and the court filings in the case. Complaints state allegations. Nothing in this collection establishes that any allegation was proven or that any current condition matches a 2007 allegation.
[268]NGO report
Landmark Settlement Announced in Federal Lawsuit Challenging Conditions at Immigrant Detention Center in Texas
American Civil Liberties Union · published August 27, 2007 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Announcement, by counsel for the plaintiffs, of a settlement with ICE in the consolidated actions brought on behalf of 26 children aged 1 to 17 detained at the Taylor, Texas facility, stating that all 26 children had been released, that the settlement was expected to be approved by Judge Sam Sparks of the Western District of Texas, and describing agreed changes to education, recreation, medical care, privacy and clothing. It is a party's account of a settlement. A settlement is not an adjudication and is not an admission that any allegation was true.
[269]Agency document
Archived: Detention Reform — Detention Reform Accomplishments
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Archived agency accomplishments table stating that in September 2009 ICE discontinued family detention at the T. Don Hutto Family Residential Facility in Texas and converted the facility to be used solely as a female detention center. It establishes the end of the family-detention program at the site and the stated conversion. It does not establish that the site closed, and the page is marked archived and not reflective of current practice.
[270]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Enters Into New Management Contract With the State of Idaho; Renews Two Federal Contracts in Texas
CoreCivic, Inc. · published August 17, 2020 · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company announcement stating that CoreCivic recently entered into two new contracts with ICE, for up to ten years including extension options, at its 1,000-bed Houston Processing Center and its 512-bed T. Don Hutto Residential Center in Texas. It establishes what the company announced in 2020. It does not establish the contract vehicle, price, obligation, outlay, or that any extension option was later exercised.
[271]Company disclosure
T. Don Hutto Detention Center — facility page
CoreCivic, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company facility page stating the site is owned by CoreCivic since 1997, managed by CoreCivic, with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement as the government partner, a medium security facility type, at 1001 Welch Street, Taylor, Texas 76574. It is the company's own current description. It does not establish title of record, contract terms or amounts, and its Prison Rape Elimination Act materials are not comprehensive detention-standards or medical inspection results.
[272]Agency document
North Lake Processing Center — ICE detention facility record
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Official facility identity and current public-facing detention information for the Baldwin, Michigan facility. Packet-supplied metadata; the packet's own URL-validation pass could not reach the address, so use is limited to the exact packet claim, the named facility, and its stated scope. It establishes nothing about contract terms, ownership, conditions, or harm.
[273]Company disclosure
North Lake facility disclosure
The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company-authored disclosure naming the Baldwin, Michigan property, its historical correctional identity, and the company's relationship to it. Packet-supplied metadata; the address was not reachable during packet URL validation, so use is limited to the exact packet claim. It does not establish a government payment, the deed date, independent conditions, or every property-holding subsidiary.
[274]SEC filing (company)
GEO Group filing discussing North Lake
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company-filed contract, property, capacity, or revenue context for the Baldwin facility. Packet-supplied metadata; the address was not reachable during packet URL validation. Company forecasts and disclosed revenue are not federal obligations or outlays and are never added to award totals.
[275]SEC filing (company)
CoreCivic, Inc. Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025 — Farmville Detention Center acquisition disclosure
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc. · published February 26, 2026 · retrieved August 23, 2026
Company-filed acquisition disclosure: CoreCivic acquired the 736-bed Farmville Detention Center in Farmville, Virginia on July 1, 2025 through the purchase of 100% of the membership interests in the entities that owned and operated it, for an aggregate purchase price of $71.4 million excluding $1.9 million of transaction-related expenses. Locator: Item 7 Management's Discussion and Analysis, and the business-combination note. Read status: html-read. Replacement note: this record previously cited a CoreCivic press-release address that returns 404 and appears never to have existed; the claim boundary is unchanged and the announced figure has been corrected to the filed figure. A private acquisition disclosure is not federal spending, an independent valuation, or evidence about conditions.
[276]SEC filing (company)
CoreCivic filing discussing Farmville Detention Center
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company filing describing the prior private owner, the facility's reopening after renovation, acquisition accounting, a company-reported contract term, and company-reported facility revenue. Packet-supplied metadata; the address was not reachable during packet URL validation. A company-filed financial disclosure is not a federal award or a payment ledger.
[277]Agency document
Farmville Detention Center — ICE detention facility record
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Official facility identity and current public-facing information for the Farmville, Virginia facility. Packet-supplied metadata; the address was not reachable during packet URL validation, so use is limited to the exact packet claim and the named facility.
[278]Court record
Santos Garcia v. Wolf, No. 1:20-cv-00821 (E.D. Va.) — Complaint (ECF 1, filed July 21, 2020)
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia (copy hosted by the National Immigration Project) · published July 21, 2020 · retrieved August 23, 2026
The court-filed complaint challenging ICE transfer practices and COVID-19 handling at the Farmville Detention Center during the 2020 custody period. Locator: case caption and Document 1 header, Case 1:20-cv-00821, filed 07/21/20. Read status: pdf-read. Replacement note: this record previously cited an ACLU press-release address that returns 404; the exact filed complaint replaces the press summary and the claim boundary is unchanged. Complaint allegations are not adjudicated findings or admissions.
[279]Court record
Santos Garcia v. Mayorkas, No. 1:20-cv-00821 (E.D. Va.) — Settlement Agreement Regarding Counts I-II (ECF 253-1, filed July 6, 2022)
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia (copy hosted by the National Immigration Project) · published July 6, 2022 · retrieved August 23, 2026
The court-filed settlement agreement resolving the injunctive and declaratory counts of the second amended complaint. Locator: Document 253-1, filed 07/06/22, PageID# 5948. Read status: pdf-read, first page only; the operative provisions were not extracted, so no settlement-terms record is published from it. Replacement note: this record previously cited an ACLU document address that returns 404; a court-filed copy of the same agreement replaces it. A settlement does not establish an admission or the truth of any allegation unless the agreement expressly says so.
[280]Government audit
Cibola County Correctional Center oversight record
DHS Office of Inspector General / Oversight.gov · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Facility-specific federal oversight material naming Cibola County Correctional Center. Packet-supplied metadata; the address was not reachable during packet URL validation and no page or section locator was extracted, so the record is indexed as existing and no finding, recommendation count, or condition is published from it.
[281]Agency document
Cibola County Correctional Center — ICE detention facility record
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Official facility identity and current public-facing information for the Milan, New Mexico facility. Packet-supplied metadata; the address was not reachable during packet URL validation, so use is limited to the exact packet claim and the named facility.
[282]Company disclosure
Cibola County Correctional Center — facility page
CoreCivic, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company-authored page naming Cibola County Correctional Center and describing the company's relationship to it. Packet-supplied metadata; the address was not reachable during packet URL validation. It does not establish a title-chain date, current government payments, every service subcontract, or independent conditions.
[283]Agency document
ICE detention facilities directory — searched for Baker Correctional Institution
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 23, 2026
Sourced negative. The full ICE detention-facilities directory was paged to exhaustion on the retrieval date and publishes no standalone facility profile for Baker Correctional Institution in Sanderson, Florida; the only Baker entry is the separate Baker County Detention Center in Macclenny, which is a different institution and is never merged with it. Locator: ICE detention-facilities directory index, all pages. Read status: html-read. Replacement note: this record previously cited an ICE profile address for Baker Correctional Institution that returns 404; identity for the Sanderson institution now rests on its own row in the ICE fiscal 2026 detention-statistics workbook, and this record is narrowed to the directory search result. Absence of a directory profile does not establish that ICE makes no use of the institution, and it establishes nothing about conditions, agreements, or payments.
[284]State or local record
Baker Correctional Institution — institution page
Florida Department of Corrections · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
State correctional institution identity, state agency operation, address, and institutional context for Baker Correctional Institution. Packet-supplied metadata; the address was not reachable during packet URL validation. A state prison profile does not establish the terms, population separation, or payment mechanics of ICE use.
[285]Agency document
South Louisiana ICE Processing Center — ICE detention facility record
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Official facility identity and current public-facing information for the Basile, Louisiana facility. Packet-supplied metadata; the address was not reachable during packet URL validation, so use is limited to the exact packet claim and the named facility.
[286]Company disclosure
South Louisiana ICE Processing Center — facility disclosure
The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Company-authored page naming South Louisiana ICE Processing Center in Basile and describing the company's relationship to it. Packet-supplied metadata; the address was not reachable during packet URL validation. It does not establish the title date, the executed government agreement, every subcontract, current payments, or independent conditions.
[287]Oversight letter
South Louisiana ICE Processing Center complaint or review
Complaint counsel / government civil-rights record · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Complaint source raising facility-specific concerns at the Basile facility. Packet-supplied metadata; the address was not reachable during packet URL validation and no allegation category was extracted with a locator, so the record is published only as the existence of a facility-naming complaint. Allegations are not substantiated findings.
[288]Agency document
ICE detention facility record — Glades County Detention Center
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
ICE's own facility record for the Moore Haven, Florida facility: identity, location and the agency's use of the site. It does not print the intergovernmental counterparty's agreement, the per diem or any payment amount.
[289]Agency document
ICE news release announcing the death of a detained person at Glades County Detention Facility
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 21, 2026
Agency death notice naming the facility and the date of death. It records the agency's own account, including a suspected cause; it does not establish an official cause, preventability, negligence or responsibility.
[290]Agency document
Facility Inspections
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published January 22, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes that ICE has indexed historical facility inspection records and explains the inspection program. Locator: Facility-specific entries and program description. An index entry or workbook rating does not establish the detailed findings of an unreviewed report.
[291]Agency document
Detention Facilities directory
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published June 25, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Official facility names, addresses, and field-office associations where indexed. Locator: Relevant facility entries. Directory inclusion is not proof of ownership, operator, contract economics, or current population.
[292]Government audit
Results of an Unannounced Inspection of ICE’s Caroline Detention Facility in Bowling Green, Virginia
Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General via Oversight.gov · published September 19, 2023 · retrieved August 22, 2026
OIG findings, report number OIG-23-51, eight recommendations, and current recommendation status. Locator: Report description; recommendations table. Findings describe the inspection period. They do not establish current conditions unless later evidence says so.
[293]Company disclosure
Caroline Detention Facility homepage
Caroline Detention Facility · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Facility self-description: 336 beds, opened September 1999 as Peumansend Creek Regional Jail, current ICE use, contracted medical and food services. Locator: Homepage facility description and hiring notice. Facility-published claims are attributed to the facility and do not replace independent oversight.
[294]State or local record
Peumansend Creek Regional Jail Authority
Caroline Detention Facility · published July 13, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Explicitly identifies the Peumansend Creek Regional Jail Authority as operator of Caroline Detention Facility. Locator: Page heading and operator statement. Operator status does not by itself establish real-property ownership.
[295]Company disclosure
Employment
Caroline Detention Facility · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Identifies Trinity Services Group as the food-service contractor and states medical and food service are contracted. Locator: Food Service Employees and contractor notice. The page does not identify the medical provider.
[296]Agency document
FOIA ICE Library: Caroline County IGSA – Bowling Green, VA
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published March 5, 2024 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Indexes current agreement identifier 70CDCR24DIG000003 and a prior Caroline County IGSA identifier. Locator: 70CDCR24DIG000003: Caroline County IGSA – Bowling Green, VA. The index does not establish agreement value, payment, per diem, owner, or complete party terms.
[297]Government audit
Results of an Unannounced Inspection of Nye County Detention Center in Pahrump, Nevada
Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General via Oversight.gov · published May 8, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
OIG report identity, summary, 11 recommendations, and report status. Locator: Report description and recommendation count. Recommendation pages show closed status, but the report explains administrative closure followed contract termination.
[298]Government audit
Results of an Unannounced Inspection of Nye County Detention Center in Pahrump, Nevada
CiteLaw mirror of DHS OIG report OIG-25-22 · published May 1, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Full searchable text of the primary OIG report, including inspection dates, findings, transfer and termination dates, operator statement, and administrative-closure explanation. Locator: Highlights; background; findings; recommendations; appendix A. This is a mirror, not the issuing agency. The official Oversight.gov record is the authoritative report identity.
[299]State or local record
Sheriff
Nye County, Nevada · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Current Nye County Sheriff’s Office identity and Pahrump detention contact. Locator: South Area Command / Detention contact. The page does not establish the historical ICE agreement or exact jail street address.
[300]News report
‘Are we subsidizing ICE?’: Nye County, ICE part ways over negative audit, sparse funding
The Nevada Independent · published June 3, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Attributed local statements and reported contract, medical-cost, bed-rate, and county-subsidy context. Locator: Contract termination, medical provider, funding, and commission discussion sections. Financial figures are secondary reporting and must not be presented as audited federal obligations or payments.
[301]News report
How Southern Nevada local governments work with ICE
The Nevada Independent · published February 18, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Corroborates that Nye County no longer houses ICE detainees and distinguishes Nevada Southern Detention Center. Locator: Nye County section. Does not prove permanent non-use or preclude a future agreement.
[302]Federal contract record
Religious Services Program at Five Dedicated ICE Detention Facilities
System for Award Management · published October 4, 2024 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Identifies Florence Service Processing Center as a dedicated ICE detention facility at 3250 N. Pinal Parkway. Locator: Background and places of performance. The notice concerns religious services and does not establish the detention operator or all facility contracts.
[303]Government audit
Akal Security, Inc., B-401469; B-401469.2; B-401469.3
U.S. Government Accountability Office · published September 10, 2009 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Historical award to Asset Protection & Security Services for detention, transportation, and food services at Florence SPC. Locator: Highlights and background. A 2009 award does not establish the current operator or current service provider.
[304]Federal contract record
Delivery Order 70CDCR24FR0000065 to Akima Global Services
HigherGov · published September 30, 2024 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Discovery lead for a Florence detention-and-transport order and its recipient. Locator: Overview, award hierarchy, and transaction history. Not approved for publication until reconciled to official USAspending/FPDS records and current branch award semantics.
[305]News report
ICE detainees quarantined for possible measles exposure at 3 Arizona facilities
KJZZ · published July 10, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Discovery lead reporting a DHS statement about active measles cases and restrictions at the co-located Florence complex. Locator: Florence section and DHS-attributed statement. The reviewed report does not safely allocate cases or restrictions to Florence SPC rather than the co-located Florence Staging component. Withheld from public facility findings.
[306]Company disclosure
Pine Prairie ICE Processing Center
The GEO Group · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Company-listed address, capacity, ICE client, accreditations, and company-described support services. Locator: Facility profile. Company claims are attributed and do not establish independent inspection findings.
[307]SEC filing (company)
The GEO Group, Inc. Form 10-K for year ended December 31, 2025
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · published February 27, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Company-owned facility classification, ICE customer, contract commencement and term information. Locator: U.S. secure-services facilities table; Pine Prairie row. SEC filing establishes company disclosure, not federal payment or independent conditions assessment.
[308]SEC filing (company)
The GEO Group, Inc. asset purchase agreement for LCS facilities
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · published January 26, 2015 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Identifies LCS-Pine Prairie among the sellers/assets in GEO’s multi-facility acquisition. Locator: Asset Purchase Agreement parties and acquisition description. The portfolio purchase amount cannot be allocated to Pine Prairie without facility-level allocation evidence.
[309]Agency document
FOIA ICE Library: EROIGSA-15-0006 P00038 – Pine Prairie
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published April 24, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Indexes agreement identifier EROIGSA-15-0006 P00038 for Pine Prairie. Locator: Pine Prairie South Louisiana Correctional Center IGSA entry. The index does not establish the local counterparty, current economics, obligations, outlays, or per diem.
[310]NGO report
DHS Complaint Details Horrific Conditions, Abuse at Louisiana ICE Jail
Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights · published June 21, 2021 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Complaint allegations concerning solitary confinement, water, medical care, legal access, and racial discrimination. Locator: Press release summarizing formal complaint. Allegations are not OIG findings, court holdings, or adjudicated facts.
[311]News report
Groups file federal complaint over conditions at ICE lockup
Associated Press via CityNews · published June 28, 2021 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Reports complaint allegations and GEO’s denial. Locator: Full article. Preserves competing attributed claims; does not resolve them.
[312]Court record
Southern Poverty Law Center v. U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Document 201
U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia via Justia · published June 2, 2022 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Procedural and legal record concerning access to counsel and conditions claims at Pine Prairie and other facilities. Locator: Opinion introduction and procedural analysis. The opinion’s procedural rulings must not be converted into merits findings for every allegation.
[313]Court record
Southern Poverty Law Center v. U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Document 225
U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia via Justia · published March 15, 2023 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Later procedural record in the same access-to-counsel litigation. Locator: Opinion introduction and disposition. Legal posture must be rendered precisely; it is not a facility safety score.
[314]Company disclosure
Elizabeth Detention Center
CoreCivic · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Company facility identity, address, contact, and PREA audit index. Locator: Facility profile. Company profile does not establish ownership of the underlying property.
[315]Federal contract record
IDV 70CDCR26D00000025 to CoreCivic, Inc.
USAspending.gov · published June 1, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Current IDV recipient, award description, ordering dates, one child order, and combined award amounts. Locator: Award overview and child-award table. The IDV combined amount and its child order are not additive. The page’s zero outlay value is as of the retrieval snapshot and may update.
[316]SEC filing (company)
CoreCivic, Inc. Form 10-Q for quarter ended March 31, 2026
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · published May 7, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Company disclosure of repeated short extensions, third-party lease through June 30, 2027, facility revenue, and population as of March 31, 2026. Locator: Facility Management Contracts / Elizabeth Detention Center. Company revenue is not a USAspending obligation or outlay. Filing predates the June 2026 IDV.
[317]Court record
CoreCivic, Inc. v. Governor of New Jersey, No. 23-2598
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit via Justia · published July 22, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Majority and dissent concerning New Jersey’s civil-immigration-detention contract ban and intergovernmental immunity. Locator: Opinion and dissent. The holding concerns constitutional and federalism issues, not facility conditions.
[318]Court record
Portview Properties, LLC v. CoreCivic, Inc., Document 23
U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey via Justia · published February 21, 2023 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Property and lease history, CoreCivic’s operator/lessee role, and procedural disposition of a lease dispute. Locator: Background and lease-agreement sections. Historical property parties and allegations must be time-bounded; the opinion does not establish current title beyond the record before the court.
[319]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Sells Two Additional Detention Facilities
CoreCivic, Inc. · published August 5, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes the $238.4 million Midwest sale, 1,033 published beds, buyer, expected continuing management, possible contract changes, and September 2027 expiry. Locator: Lines 6–19. Company disclosure; continuing management and use of proceeds are company statements. The source does not establish appraisal value or future contract terms.
[320]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Announces Reopening of Midwest Regional Reception Center
CoreCivic, Inc. · published March 11, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes SUP approval, 1,033-bed company description, reactivation, and expected intake. Locator: Lines 5–13. Company announcement; forward-looking statements do not establish later occupancy or earnings.
[321]SEC filing (company)
CoreCivic Form 10-Q for quarter ended March 31, 2026
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic · published May 7, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes March 2025 letter agreement, September 2025 contract, March 12 intake, fixed-monthly-plus-per-diem structure, $6.9 million company revenue, and 94 people as of March 31. Locator: Midwest Regional Reception Center discussion around lines 833 and 1054–1058. Company accounting disclosure is not USAspending obligation or outlay data.
[322]State or local record
City Receives Special Use Permit Application From CoreCivic
City of Leavenworth, Kansas · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes the 100 Highway Terrace SUP application and public-hearing sequence. Locator: Lines 142–151. An application and hearing schedule do not establish approval until the later decision.
[323]State or local record
Corrections oversight committee formed
City of Leavenworth, Kansas · published March 27, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes the SUP-required local oversight board and its stated purpose and membership categories. Locator: Lines 142–156. The board does not establish operational control or that all conditions are compliant.
[324]State or local record
City of Leavenworth Statement Regarding Sale of Midwest Regional Reception Center
City of Leavenworth, Kansas · published August 5, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Confirms the city was notified of the DHS purchase and had not directly communicated with DHS or ICE about the sale. Locator: Full statement. The city repeats CoreCivic sale figures; it is not the federal closing record.
[325]News report
CoreCivic renews contract with ICE for Leavenworth detention center
KSHB 41 · published September 29, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Supports the reviewed historical-name relationship between Leavenworth Detention Center and Midwest Regional Reception Center. Locator: Article text and captions. Secondary reporting; does not replace the company filing for contract economics.
[326]Company disclosure
Central Valley Annex facility page
The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes address, 700 company-published capacity, ICE client, GEO support-service description, company accreditation claims, and that GEO financed, designed, and built the facility. Locator: Lines 4–29. Company page does not, by itself, establish current legal operator, title ownership, inspection findings, or government payment.
[327]SEC filing (company)
GEO Form 10-K for year ended December 31, 2025
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / The GEO Group · published February 25, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes company-reported 700-bed Central Valley Annex, company-owned status, and federal customer/contract history. Locator: Facility tables and contract disclosures. Company filing does not establish facility-specific federal obligations under a shared award.
[328]Agency document
Award 70CDCR26FR0000042 under IDV 70CDCR20D00000008
USAspending.gov · published August 22, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes the official federal award identity and recipient. Locator: Award profile. The award covers more than one facility action; the whole award cannot be allocated to Central Valley Annex.
[329]Federal contract record
Award-action history for 70CDCR26FR0000042
Outlay.report federal spending mirror · published August 22, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Exposes action-level descriptions and values, including P00002 naming Central Valley Annex and $5,869,612. Locator: Modification P00002 dated 2026-04-03. Secondary mirror of government data. Lovable should preserve the packet value but prefer current official action data when the branch already has it. No linked File C outlay is not zero payment.
[330]State or local record
FY 2027 Analysis of House Bill 1 — Camp 57 budget discussion
Louisiana Legislative Fiscal Office · published April 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes Camp 57 inside Louisiana State Penitentiary at former Camp J; 416 capacity/208 available; emergency repair authority; $34 million FY26 adjustment; $46,277,564 annualized total; and an internal housing-line discrepancy. Locator: Pages 34–35 and 112. PDF text was reviewed. Screenshot rendering was unavailable. The document prints $42,756,000 in one housing table and $41,756,000 in another while keeping the same total; preserve the conflict.
[331]News report
Landry budget proposal includes $46 million for immigration detention at Angola
Verite News · published May 12, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Reports the DHS→GOHSEP→Corrections funding chain, LaSalle contract reporting, rates, and missing invoices; distinguishes state budget totals from the reported private contract. Locator: Lines 55–84 and 127–150. Secondary reporting. Contract terms and operator identity remain attributed until the underlying executed contract is reviewed.
[332]News report
Look inside Louisiana Lockup for ICE detainees at Angola
WAFB · published September 4, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Reports opening, location at Angola, and initial population context. Locator: Article. Secondary context; does not establish contract terms or current conditions.
[333]NGO report
Four people detained at the Louisiana ICE Processing Center in Angola’s Camp J continue on a ten-day hunger strike against inhumane conditions
National Immigration Project · published September 26, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Publishes named-organizer allegations concerning medication, hygiene, water, legal access, retaliation, and conditions during a hunger strike. Locator: Full release. Allegations and advocacy statements are not inspection findings or adjudicated facts.
[334]Agency document
Detainee Death Report — Pejman Karshenas Najafabadi
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost source for identity, custody, medical, and death-report fields. Locator: Existing branch source record. Implementation should reuse the existing source ID and prose, not duplicate or reinterpret it. The source prints the year 2026 only, so no full publication date is recorded.
[335]Agency document
ICE death notification — Pejman Karshenas Najafabadi
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published March 6, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost death-notification source. Locator: Existing branch source record. Source title contains government terminology; Detention Receipts should not adopt dehumanizing source language as authored copy.
[336]News report
Deaths at Adult Detention Centers
American Immigration Lawyers Association · published August 3, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost index for ICE death notices and detainee death reports. Locator: Existing branch source record and relevant person entries. Index may lag agency publications and does not independently establish causation or preventability.
[337]NGO report
Mourning Those Who Have Died in ICE Custody
National Immigration Project · published August 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost memorial/index source for published identity and circumstances. Locator: Existing branch source record. Advocacy source; case-level claims retain attribution.
[338]State or local record
Miami Correctional Facility
Indiana Department of Correction · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes canonical state-facility name, location, opening/history, and state institutional identity. Locator: Facility page. The state facility page does not establish ICE agreement economics or federal inspection findings.
[339]State or local record
Miami Correctional Facility immigration-detention upgrade request
Indiana Department of Correction / State Budget Committee · published September 17, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes the state-requested $15,790,000 total for listed facility upgrades. Locator: One-page budget document; total line. PDF text was reviewed; screenshot rendering was unavailable. State authorization is not federal reimbursement or actual expenditure.
[340]News report
Budget panel approves $15.79M for immigration detention upgrades at Miami Correctional Facility
Indiana Capital Chronicle · published September 17, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Reports signing date, term, per-diem, first-120-day no-floor period, later 450 minimum, 1,000 maximum, first task order, service categories, vendors, and conflicting agreement identifiers. Locator: Article. Paywalled/HTTP 402 in this session. Figures remain attributed; the article-derived lifetime range is withheld.
[341]News report
State receives first monthly payment for ICE detainees
Indiana Capital Chronicle · published November 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Reports the first monthly payment, 4,040 bed-days, and a $291.24 daily rate. Locator: Brief. Secondary reporting; underlying invoice should be obtained before treating every component as audited.
[342]News report
Latest federal payment to state for ICE detainees more than triples
Indiana Capital Chronicle · published December 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Reports the later payment and approximately 13,000 bed-days. Locator: Brief. Secondary reporting; underlying invoice should be obtained.
[343]Agency document
Detainee Death Report — Lorth Sim
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost source for Lorth Sim. Locator: Existing branch source record. Do not rewrite case facts or infer provider responsibility. The source prints the year 2026 only, so no full publication date is recorded.
[344]Agency document
ICE death notification — Lorth Sim
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost death-notification source for Lorth Sim. Locator: Existing branch source record. Source language is not Detention Receipts authored voice. The source prints the year 2026 only, so no full publication date is recorded.
[345]News report
Indiana coroner calls ICE detainee’s death natural
WIBC / Indiana coroner reporting · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost source for official cause/manner reporting. Locator: Existing branch source record. Does not establish adequacy of detention medical care or contractor responsibility. The source prints the year 2026 only, so no full publication date is recorded.
[346]Agency document
Detainee Death Report — Tuan Van Bui
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost source for Tuan Van Bui. Locator: Existing branch source record. Do not rewrite case facts or infer provider responsibility. The source prints the year 2026 only, so no full publication date is recorded.
[347]Agency document
ICE death notification — Tuan Van Bui
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost death-notification source for Tuan Van Bui. Locator: Existing branch source record. Source title contains government terminology; do not adopt it in authored copy. The source prints the year 2026 only, so no full publication date is recorded.
[348]News report
Cause of death of second ICE detainee at Miami Correctional ruled natural
ABC57 · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost source for autopsy findings and the published death-date conflict. Locator: Existing branch source record. Preserve the branch date conflict; do not silently select the cleaner date. The source prints the year 2026 only, so no full publication date is recorded.
[349]Government audit
OIG-22-14 — Medical Processes and Communication Protocols Need Improvement at Irwin County Detention Center
DHS Office of Inspector General · published January 6, 2022 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes identity, LaSalle ownership and historical contract, positive and deficient findings, scope exclusion, 2021 exit, and recommendation status. Locator: Pages 2, 5–6, 25–26 and recommendation sections. The report did not review the gynecological-procedure approval process; four recommendations were administratively closed because ICE left, not because remediation was verified.
[350]Court record
Irwin County, Georgia et al. v. United States, Document 30
U.S. Court of Federal Claims / Justia mirror · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes the post-termination contract dispute and the plaintiffs’ asserted $66,981,000 damages theory. Locator: Procedural history and claim description. A pleaded damages amount is not a payment, award value, judgment, or finding that the government owed the amount. The source prints the year 2024 only, so no full publication date is recorded.
[351]NGO report
Jesus Manuel Arenas-Silva Dies in ICE Custody While Nation Continues to Grapple with ICE Killings in Maine and Texas
Detention Watch Network · published July 15, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost continuation source for transfer path, family statements, medication allegations, and advocacy context. Locator: Full release. Family and advocate statements remain allegations/attributed accounts. The source uses causal rhetoric that Detention Receipts must not adopt without independent evidence.
[352]Agency document
Detainee Death Report — Aled Damien Carbonell Betancourt
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost agency death report, mirrored into the site registry so facility surfaces can cite it directly. Locator: ICE Detainee Death Report PDF. The publisher prints no publication date. The report records the agency's account of one death; it does not establish causation, preventability, or responsibility, and it does not by itself join the person to a facility identity in this dataset.
[353]Agency document
Detainee death notification — Aled Damien Carbonell Betancourt
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published April 16, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Existing Human Cost agency death notification, mirrored into the site registry so facility surfaces can cite it directly. Locator: ICE newsroom death notification. The source URL and headline contain government terminology Detention Receipts does not adopt as authored copy; display with a source-language notice. The notification does not establish causation, preventability, or responsibility.
[354]Government audit
ICE Air Transportation of Detainees Could Be More Effective
DHS Office of Inspector General · published April 9, 2015 · retrieved August 24, 2026
Historical ICE Air program model, costs, data limitations, vendor-supplied functions, and recommendations.
[355]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
LD-1 Registration — Navigators Global LLC for CSI Aviation Inc.
LDA.gov / U.S. House and Senate · published July 21, 2025 · retrieved August 24, 2026
June 5, 2025 effective registration, client address and business, Navigators relationship, three lobbyists, covered positions, and initial aerospace/defense issue.
[356]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
LD-2 — CSI Aviation Inc., 2025 Q2
LDA.gov / U.S. House and Senate · published July 21, 2025 · retrieved August 24, 2026
$50,000 outside-firm lobbying income; aerospace, defense, and immigration transportation; Congress and DHS; three named lobbyists.
[357]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
LD-2 — CSI Aviation Inc., 2025 Q3
LDA.gov / U.S. House and Senate · published October 20, 2025 · retrieved August 24, 2026
$90,000 outside-firm lobbying income; immigration transportation and H.R.1 implementation; Congress and DHS.
[358]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
LD-2 — CSI Aviation Inc., 2025 Q4
LDA.gov / U.S. House and Senate · published January 20, 2026 · retrieved August 24, 2026
$90,000 outside-firm lobbying income; immigration transportation and H.R.1 implementation with Congress/DHS; merger and acquisition issues with FAA.
[359]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
LD-2 — CSI Aviation Inc., 2026 Q1
LDA.gov / U.S. House and Senate · published April 20, 2026 · retrieved August 24, 2026
$90,000 outside-firm lobbying income; immigration transportation, general transportation, and FY2026/FY2027 DHS appropriations issues.
[360]Lobbying Disclosure Act filing
LDA search result — CSI Aviation Inc., 2026 Q2
LDA.gov / U.S. House and Senate · published July 20, 2026 · retrieved August 24, 2026
Official index establishes a 2026 Q2 report and $90,000 reported amount.
[361]Agency document
70CDCR23DIG000007 P00001: El Valle Detention Facility IGSA – Raymondville, TX
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published April 10, 2024 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Official ICE FOIA index establishes the agreement identifier, instrument class, facility name, and Raymondville location. Locator: FOIA library result; linked PDF returned HTTP 403 during research. Read status: index-read-pdf-blocked. The index does not establish the local signatory, current rate, ceiling, obligations, outlays, payments, or complete amendment history.
[362]Agency document
Management & Training Corporation, Case 16-RC-318192
National Labor Relations Board · published May 15, 2023 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Official labor case identifies MTC as employer of detention officers working at El Valle under MTC's ICE contract and prints the exact facility address. Locator: Voting Unit (Unit A). Read status: html-read. Establishes MTC's role in the case period. It does not alone prove unchanged operation or contract terms through the 2026 cutoff.
[363]NGO report
ACLU Calls on Biden Administration to Shut Down ICE Detention Facilities, Including 6 in Texas
ACLU of Texas · published April 28, 2021 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Advocacy source attributes reported conditions at El Valle and IAH during the COVID-19 period. Locator: Texas facility list; El Valle and IAH entries. Read status: html-read. Advocacy allegations and reported counts are not OIG findings, court holdings, or evidence of current persistence.
[364]NGO report
Deadly Failures: Preventable Deaths in U.S. Immigration Detention
American Oversight / ACLU / Physicians for Human Rights · published June 25, 2024 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Medical-review source attributes findings concerning emergency response and role confusion in Elba Maria Centeno Briones's case at El Valle. Locator: Findings and Analysis; emergency-care examples. Read status: html-read. Source-attributed medical assessment. It does not by itself establish adjudicated negligence, legal liability, or responsibility by every institutional party.
[365]Agency document
Former attorney sentenced for detainee list bribery scheme
DHS Office of Inspector General / Oversight.gov · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Official enforcement summary identifies detainee rosters from El Valle and Port Isabel as records used in a bribery and solicitation scheme. Locator: Paragraphs identifying source facilities and data elements. Read status: html-read. Establishes individual criminal conduct and compromised detainee information. It does not establish facility-management authorization, operator policy, or a continuing facility-wide practice.
[366]Agency document
RGV attorney admits to detainee list bribery scheme
DHS Office of Inspector General / Oversight.gov · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Official enforcement summary corroborates the El Valle roster relationship and the nature of the data. Locator: Facility and roster-description paragraph. Read status: html-read. Does not establish systemic operator policy, contractor direction, or continuing compromise.
[367]News report
A new ICE facility could be coming to Arizona
CALÓ News · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Secondary reporting identifies MTC's current facility portfolio and summarizes unannounced ODO deficiencies at El Valle and IAH. Locator: MTC track record section. Read status: html-read. The underlying ODO PDFs were not readable in this research session. Publish deficiency counts and descriptions only as attributed secondary reporting.
[368]Agency document
DROIGSA-07-0029 P00015-P00052: Polk County Adult Detention Facility IGSA – Livingston, TX
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published April 12, 2024 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Official ICE FOIA index establishes Polk County in the agreement identity, the instrument identifier, and Livingston facility identity. Locator: FOIA library result; linked PDF returned HTTP 403 during research. Read status: index-read-pdf-blocked. Does not establish current price, payment, ownership, operator duties, or the legal effect of every listed modification.
[369]State or local record
IAH Processing Addition – Polk County, Project EABPRJB0806682
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation · published March 1, 2010 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Official state project registration records a privately funded 2010 addition, estimated cost, project scope, and owner-as-filed value. Locator: Project, funds, scope, and owner fields. Read status: html-read. An accessibility-project owner field is not a deed, current title evidence, or personal ownership by the county judge named in the filing.
[370]NGO report
IAH Polk Adult Detention Facility
Global Detention Project · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Secondary facility index reports MTC management and preserves historical manager changes. Locator: Management and Budget section. Read status: html-read. Useful corroboration, not a substitute for the executed current operating agreement.
[371]Agency document
70CDCR20D00000014 P00013: Houston Contract Detention Facility
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published April 1, 2024 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Official ICE FOIA index establishes the current direct-contract identifier and Houston CDF identity. Locator: FOIA library result; linked PDF returned HTTP 403 during research. Read status: index-read-pdf-blocked. Does not expose current value, obligations, outlays, per diem, guaranteed-payment terms, or complete modification history.
[372]Company disclosure
Houston Processing Center
CoreCivic · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Current company page corroborates the Export Plaza address, CoreCivic facility relationship, contact information, and PREA audit dates. Locator: Facility page and PREA section. Read status: html-read. Company-published material is attributed. It is not independent title evidence or an ICE inspection finding.
[373]State or local record
CoreCivic-Houston Processing Center, HPC-Alpha Bldg., Project TABS2021006417
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation · published December 19, 2020 · retrieved August 22, 2026
State project record prints CoreCivic as owner-as-filed, a $3.6 million estimated private project cost, exact address, and scope. Locator: Project and owner fields. Read status: html-read. Estimated project cost is not actual spending or government payment. Owner-as-filed is not a deed or conclusive current title.
[374]State or local record
CoreCivic: Houston Processing Center, HPC-Charlie Building, Project TABS2021005007
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation · published November 24, 2020 · retrieved August 22, 2026
State project record prints CoreCivic as owner-as-filed, a $400,000 estimated private project cost, and exact facility address. Locator: Project and owner fields. Read status: html-read. Estimated cost is not an award, payment, or outlay. Owner-as-filed is not conclusive current title.
[375]State or local record
Houston Processing Center fence project, EABPRJB8800727
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation · published January 1, 2017 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Historical state project record prints the City of Houston as owner-as-filed at the same facility. Locator: Owner field. Read status: html-read. Creates a time-bounded source conflict with later filings. It is not a deed chain and must not be silently reconciled.
[376]Oversight letter
Democrats Use District Work Period to Conduct Oversight of ICE Detention Centers
Office of Rep. Pramila Jayapal · published June 3, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Official congressional release attributes Rep. Sylvia Garcia's account that the Houston facility declined to provide requested copies of population, medical-visit, and inspection records without consulting ICE. Locator: Houston Contract Detention Facility paragraph. Read status: html-read. An officeholder's account of an oversight visit is not an independent inspection or proof that records were unlawfully withheld.
[377]Oversight letter
Congressman Christian Menefee Tours Houston ICE Detention Facility Urging Immigration Reform
Office of Rep. Christian Menefee · published March 17, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Official congressional release identifies CoreCivic operation under ICE contract and attributes population and confinement observations from the visit. Locator: Press release body. Read status: html-read. These are the congressman's reported observations and estimates, not an OIG inspection or adjudicated finding.
[378]Agency document
FDC Miami
Federal Bureau of Prisons · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Official BOP facility page establishes FDC Miami as a BOP institution and publishes the February 2024 PREA report. Locator: Institution page; PREA Report section. Read status: html-read. BOP facility identity and PREA oversight are distinct from ICE ODO inspection semantics and do not establish the ICE-BOP interagency custody instrument.
[379]Agency document
Canadian national in ICE custody passes away
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published June 25, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Primary agency death notification establishes ICE's public notification and BOP FDC Miami location. Locator: ICE newsroom death notification. Read status: linked-and-reviewed. The notification establishes reported identity, custody, location, and chronology, not preventability or legal responsibility.
[380]News report
Cuban man dies in ICE custody in Miami after apparent suicide attempt, agency says, amid recent detainee deaths
CBS News Miami · published April 16, 2026 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Secondary reporting attributes the apparent-suicide account and notes that official cause remained under investigation at publication. Locator: Article body. Read status: html-read. Do not promote an apparent or presumed cause into a final official cause.
[381]Company disclosure
Alexandria Staging Facility
The GEO Group · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Current company page establishes the exact address, 400 published capacity, ICE client, GEO-described support services, IHSC medical role, and company accreditation statements. Locator: Background and Scope of Work. Read status: html-read. Company statements are attributed. Support services must not silently become a broader operator role. The page's accreditation statements are internally inconsistent and must remain so.
[382]SEC filing (company)
The GEO Group, Inc. — Third Quarter 2013 Earnings Conference Call transcript (Form 8-K, Exhibit 99.2)
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / The GEO Group, Inc. · published November 13, 2013 · retrieved August 23, 2026
SEC-filed company transcript: GEO states it signed a contract with ICE for the development and operation of a new $20 million, 400-bed immigration transfer center in Alexandria, Louisiana as an annex to its La Salle Detention Facility, describes the new center as company-owned, expects completion in the fourth quarter of 2014, and expects it to generate an additional $8.5 million in annual revenues. Locator: Exhibit 99.2, prepared remarks, contract awards discussion. Read status: html-read. Replacement note: this record previously cited a GEO investor-relations press-release address that returns 404; the SEC-filed transcript carries the same company statements. Forward-looking company economics are not federal obligations, outlays, audited payments, or current contract terms.
[383]SEC filing (company)
GEO Group, Inc. Form 10-Q for the quarterly period ended September 30, 2013 — Alexandria transfer center contract
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / The GEO Group, Inc. · published November 8, 2013 · retrieved August 23, 2026
SEC-filed disclosure: on September 9, 2013 GEO announced a five-year contract inclusive of renewal options with ICE for housing immigration detainees in a new 400-bed transfer center to be located at England Airpark in Alexandria, Louisiana; GEO would finance, develop and manage the company-owned center, expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2014, and expected it to generate approximately $8.5 million in annualized revenues. Locator: Fiscal 2013 Developments, Contract Awards and Terminations. Read status: html-read. Replacement note: this record previously cited a GEO investor-relations node address that does not resolve. A company filing does not replace current title records, current agreement text, or government payment data.
[384]Agency document
DROIGSA-07-0015 P00047: Alexandria Staging Facility IGSA – Jena, LA
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published April 1, 2024 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Official ICE FOIA index establishes the Alexandria staging agreement action and shared 07-0015 lineage. Locator: FOIA library result; linked PDF not parsed in this session. Read status: index-read-pdf-unparsed. The Jena location in the title does not merge Alexandria with the Central Louisiana facility. No price, payment, or allocation is established.
[385]News report
Trump's deportation hub: inside the 'black hole' where immigrants disappear
The Guardian · published September 12, 2025 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Investigative reporting analyzes detention duration, reports legal-access and condition accounts, describes a temporary intake-screening waiver, and records government/company responses. Locator: Detention-duration, waiver, legal-access, and inspection sections. Read status: html-read. Data analysis, interviews, and attributed claims remain secondary evidence. Preserve DHS and GEO responses and do not convert reported accounts into adjudicated findings.
[386]Government audit
ICE's Inspections and Monitoring of Detention Facilities Do Not Lead to Sustained Compliance or Systemic Improvements
DHS Office of Inspector General · published June 26, 2018 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Cross-cutting audit explains why an ICE inspection rating cannot be treated as proof of sustained compliance or systemic correction. Locator: Report summary. Read status: html-read. System-wide audit context; it is not a facility-specific finding for any Batch 09 site.
[387]Agency document
Facility Inspections
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
Official inspection index establishing named historical inspection dates and the availability or absence of linked cover letters, summary forms, and reports. Locator: Named facility entries for Rio Grande, River, Plymouth County, and Nevada Southern. Read status: index-reviewed. An index entry establishes that ICE listed an inspection artifact. It does not reproduce every finding, establish current conditions, or convert a workbook Pass into a finding of no deficiencies.
[388]Company disclosure
Rio Grande Processing Center
The GEO Group, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
Current company facility page for the exact location, published capacity, government clients, facility history, company-described services, and accreditation claims. Locator: Facility profile and background section. Read status: full-page-reviewed. Company statements are attributed. Published capacity is not the workbook minimum, ADP, or a government-rated capacity finding. Accreditation claims are not ICE inspection findings.
[389]Company disclosure
GEO Group Assumes Management of 3,854 Beds in Florida and Adds 400 Beds at Rio Grande
The GEO Group, Inc. · published February 3, 2014 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Historical company disclosure for the 2014 capacity increase, USMS and ICE bed allocations described at that time, and a forecast of annualized revenue at full occupancy. Locator: Rio Grande expansion paragraphs. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The approximately $38 million figure is a 2014 company forecast, not current revenue, federal obligation, outlay, payment, appraisal, or facility value.
[390]SEC filing (company)
The GEO Group, Inc. 2023 Form 10-K
The GEO Group, Inc. / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
SEC-filed company disclosure establishing a third-quarter 2023 renewal of the direct USMS contract at the company-owned 1,900-bed Rio Grande facility for a five-year term. Locator: Government contracts and facility table discussion. Read status: full-page-reviewed. A company filing establishes the disclosed contract and ownership description, not every modification, invoice, ICE allocation, or current title record.
[391]Company disclosure
Cimarron Facility
CoreCivic, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
Current company facility page for the current name, company operation, address as currently published by CoreCivic, leadership, programs, and PREA links. Locator: Facility profile. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The page prints 3200 South Kings Highway while the ICE workbook prints 3700 South Kings Highway. The packet preserves both and does not silently correct either.
[392]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Announces Four New Contract Modifications to Add Capacity for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
CoreCivic, Inc. · published February 27, 2025 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Company disclosure for contract modifications collectively adding capacity for up to 784 ICE detainees across Northeast Ohio, Nevada Southern, and Cimarron, plus existing USMS populations at announcement. Locator: February 27, 2025 release. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The 784 figure is collective and must not be allocated among facilities without facility-specific modifications. “Up to” capacity is not observed population, payment, or physical vacancy.
[393]SEC filing (company)
CoreCivic, Inc. 2025 Form 10-K
CoreCivic, Inc. / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
SEC-filed disclosure for the 2025 USMS-contract modifications, collective ICE capacity, and additional Cimarron modifications described for the second half of 2025. Locator: Contract updates and facility disclosures. Read status: full-page-reviewed. Company filings establish attributed contract descriptions and periods, not complete executed instruments, invoice history, or facility-level allocation of the collective 784 figure.
[394]State or local record
Statement on Cimarron Correctional Facility Closure / OKDOC Consolidation
Oklahoma Department of Corrections · published July 16, 2020 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Official state statement establishing the 2020 state-population departure and the facility mission transition. Locator: July 16, 2020 statement. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The state departure did not permanently close the physical facility or establish later federal contract terms.
[395]Company disclosure
CoreCivic Enters Into New Management Contract with the United States Marshals Service
CoreCivic, Inc. · published September 15, 2020 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Company disclosure establishing a management contract under an intergovernmental agreement between the City of Cushing and USMS, beginning September 15, 2020. Locator: September 15, 2020 release. Read status: full-page-reviewed. This is a company disclosure, not the executed IGSA. It does not establish all current rates, extension actions, modifications, obligations, outlays, or payments.
[396]State or local record
Cimarron Correctional Facility Incident Under Investigation
Oklahoma Department of Corrections · published May 17, 2017 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Official state record identifying the facility as privately owned and operated by CoreCivic during the state-contract era. Locator: Facility-description paragraph. Read status: full-page-reviewed. A 2017 description supports the historical role and identity. It does not independently establish current deed title or unchanged roles through 2026.
[397]State or local record
Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) facility audit index
Oklahoma Department of Corrections · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
Official state index identifying historical Cimarron PREA audit records. Locator: Cimarron entries for 2015 and 2018. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The index establishes the existence of historical audits. It does not establish current PREA compliance or replace current ICE inspection records.
[398]State or local record
Concordia Parish facilities
Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
Official state directory distinguishing River Correctional Center at 26362 Highway 15 from Concordia Parish Correctional Facility at 26356 Highway 15. Locator: Concordia Parish facility cards. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The directory establishes two distinct named facilities and addresses. It does not establish River’s current owner, operator, ICE counterparty, rate, or payment history.
[399]Agency document
River Correctional Center
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
Current agency facility-page identity and location reference. Locator: Facility page; direct fetch returned HTTP 403 during research. Read status: known-url-http-403. The page was not fully readable in this research session. Use the branch workbook row as the current quantitative source and do not infer unreviewed page content.
[400]State or local record
Overview of the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department
Commonwealth of Massachusetts · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
Official state overview establishing that the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department operates the correctional facility at 26 Long Pond Road. Locator: Agency overview and address. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The overview establishes the public operator and facility location, not the current ICE contract’s full economics or medical-program adequacy.
[401]State or local record
Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department
Commonwealth of Massachusetts · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
Official state location listing for the department’s administrative office at 24 Long Pond Road and current department leadership. Locator: Location listing. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The 24 Long Pond administrative address is not a second detention facility and must not overwrite the facility’s 26 Long Pond address.
[402]NGO report
ACLU of Massachusetts v. Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department
ACLU of Massachusetts · published February 13, 2026 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Party case page for the February 2026 public-records lawsuit over anonymized medical-program records and the parties’ competing disclosure positions. Locator: Case 2684CV00477 summary. Read status: full-page-reviewed. This is a party source and procedural summary. Filing a lawsuit does not establish that medical care was deficient or that every requested record must ultimately be disclosed.
[403]News report
Judge orders Plymouth County sheriff to release ICE detainee health records
WBUR · published August 14, 2026 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Reporting on the August 2026 state-court order requiring release of anonymized health records and the sheriff’s stated intent to comply. Locator: Court-order reporting. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The order concerns disclosure. It is not a substantive finding that the medical program violated standards or harmed a particular person.
[404]News report
Plymouth County sheriff expands ICE detention and transport role
WBUR · published June 17, 2025 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Secondary reporting on the 2024 ICE agreement, a reported $215 occupied-bed daily rate, a 250-bed set-aside, larger physical-capacity descriptions, and transport to Hanscom Field. Locator: Contract and transport paragraphs. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The executed agreement was not reviewed. The $215 rate must not be multiplied into a total, and the 250 set-aside must not be silently reconciled with larger capacity figures.
[405]Oversight letter
Warren, Markey push DHS to tackle Plymouth County Correctional Facility conditions
Office of U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren · published August 9, 2024 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Official congressional oversight release documenting the senators’ allegations, requests, and the 2024 contract-renewal context. Locator: August 9, 2024 release and linked letter. Read status: full-page-reviewed. Congressional allegations and requests are not adjudicated findings. The source does not establish that every reported condition persisted after renewal.
[406]Government audit
Audit of the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department: healthcare and inmate deaths overview
Office of the State Auditor, Commonwealth of Massachusetts · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
Official audit overview providing institutional background on the sheriff’s department and facility healthcare responsibilities in the audited period. Locator: Overview of audited entity. Read status: full-page-reviewed. Historical state-prison audit scope is not automatically an ICE-detention finding and does not establish current conditions or responsibility for a particular death.
[407]Company disclosure
Nevada Southern Detention Center
CoreCivic, Inc. · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
Current company facility page for exact address, current company operation, leadership, PREA audit links, and USMS restricted-housing data links. Locator: Facility profile. Read status: full-page-reviewed. Company-published program and audit links are not ICE ODO findings. The page does not establish every current contract term or ICE allocation.
[408]Company disclosure
Contract award from the Office of Federal Detention Trustee to design, build and manage a new detention center
Corrections Corporation of America / CoreCivic, Inc. · published May 19, 2008 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Historical company disclosure for the competitive OFDT award, 1,072-bed design, guarantee up to 750 people, initial term and renewal options, and estimated construction cost. Locator: May 19, 2008 release. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The $83.5 million amount is a company construction estimate, not a government payment ledger, appraisal, or current facility value. Historical guarantee terms must not populate the current workbook’s null minimum.
[409]Company disclosure
CCA Announces Third Quarter 2010 Financial Results
Corrections Corporation of America / CoreCivic, Inc. · published November 3, 2010 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Historical company disclosure that Nevada Southern began receiving federal prisoners on October 1, 2010 under the OFDT arrangement. Locator: Partnership development update. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The opening statement does not establish current population, current contract terms, or uninterrupted use by every federal agency.
[410]Court record
Rivera v. Corrections Corporation of America
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit · published May 28, 2021 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Appellate decision concerning a prolonged detention claim at Nevada Southern, the facility’s USMS relationship, and whether a jury could find CoreCivic contributed to the alleged constitutional violation. Locator: Opinion filed May 28, 2021. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The reversal permitted claims to proceed; it was not a final liability judgment, damages award, or finding that all detainees experienced the same conditions.
[411]Court record
North v. CoreCivic of Tennessee, LLC
Nevada Court of Appeals · published December 24, 2024 · retrieved August 25, 2026
State appellate decision identifying CoreCivic ownership and operation at Nevada Southern and addressing a failure-to-protect claim on appeal. Locator: Opinion filed December 24, 2024. Read status: full-page-reviewed. The court’s reversal and remand do not establish the truth of every allegation or final liability.
[412]State or local record
Southern Desert Correctional Center
Nevada Department of Corrections · published Not established · retrieved August 25, 2026
Official state facility page establishing a separate Southern Desert Correctional Center identity in Indian Springs, Nevada. Locator: Facility identity and address. Read status: full-page-reviewed. Southern Desert Correctional Center is not Nevada Southern Detention Center. Similar names and the same state do not establish a relationship or shared operation.
[413]State or local record
Minutes of the Special Meeting, Cushing City Commission, September 14, 2020
City of Cushing, Oklahoma · published September 14, 2020 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Municipal minutes recording the vote that authorized the chairman of the Board of Commissioners to execute an Intergovernmental Service Agreement between the City of Cushing and the Department of Justice / U.S. Marshals Service to house prisoners at the Cimarron Correctional Facility, by roll call of four ayes to one nay, and, in the same meeting, a management agreement between the city and CoreCivic for operation of the facility, amended so that from December 15, 2020 the minimum payment reflects the greater of 500 or the total population. Locator: Special meeting, agenda items 2a and 2b. Read status: full-document reviewed; the minutes are a scanned image and were read by optical character recognition. Minutes establish the authorization and its terms as recorded. They are not the executed agreement, and they print no per-diem rate, contract number, term, or extension history.
[414]Inspection report
PREA Audit: Auditor's Summary Report — Cimarron Correctional Facility (final, July 14, 2015)
Rodney P. Bivens, PREA auditor, published by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections · published July 14, 2015 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Independent Prison Rape Elimination Act audit of the facility following a June 21–23, 2015 site visit, published on the state corrections domain. Locator: Facility Information block, physical address field, which prints "3200 S Kings Highway Cushing, OK 74023". Read status: full-document reviewed. The address field establishes the street number the audited facility gave its auditor on that visit. It establishes nothing about current conditions, current compliance, or the facility's federal contracts.
[415]Inspection report
Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Audit Report — Cimarron Correctional Facility (final, January 3, 2019)
K. E. Arnold, KEA Correctional Consulting LLC, published by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections · published January 3, 2019 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Independent PREA audit following a June 18–21, 2018 site visit, published on the state corrections domain. Locator: Facility Information block, physical address field, which prints "3200 South Kings Highway Cushing, OK 74023". Read status: full-document reviewed. The address field establishes the street number recorded for the audited facility at that visit, not current conditions or compliance.
[416]Inspection report
PREA Audit Report — Cimarron Correctional Facility (final, November 26, 2021)
Brian D. Bivens and Associates, PREA auditor, published by CoreCivic, Inc. · published November 26, 2021 · retrieved August 25, 2026
Independent PREA audit published on the operator's own domain. Locator: Facility Information block, physical address field, which prints "3200 S. Kings Hwy, Cushing, Ok., 74023". Read status: full-document reviewed. The audit is independent of the operator; hosting is not authorship. The address field establishes the street number recorded at that audit, not current conditions or compliance.
[417]Inspection report
Office of Detention Oversight Compliance Inspection — River Correctional Center, Ferriday, Louisiana, November 19–21, 2019
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Office of Professional Responsibility, Office of Detention Oversight · published November 21, 2019 · retrieved August 26, 2026
ICE's own oversight inspection of this facility, released through the agency's proactive-disclosure library. Locator: Facility Overview, page 4, which prints "The facility opened in 2001 and is owned and operated by LaSalle Corrections" and "LaSalle Corrections provides food services and medical care at the facility," and records that ERO began housing detainees there in 2019 under the New Orleans Field Office, that the facility operates under the National Detention Standards 2000, and that it holds no accreditations. Read status: full-document reviewed; the overview page is a scanned image and was read by optical character recognition. The bed-capacity and average-population figures on that page are redacted. The overview establishes ownership and operation as ICE recorded them on that inspection, in November 2019. It does not establish who owns or operates the facility today.
[418]Agency document
70CDCR19DIG000004 P00008 and P00009: Concordia Parish (River Correctional Center) IGSA — Vidalia, LA
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Office of Acquisition Management (proactive disclosure) · published February 1, 2019 · retrieved August 26, 2026
Two executed Standard Form 30 modifications to the intergovernmental service agreement covering this facility, released by ICE. Locator: Block 8 names the provider as CONCORDIA PARISH SHERIFFS OFFICE, 4001 Carter St, New Court House Bldg Rm 6, Vidalia, LA 71373, with unique entity identifier FM41FJJATGQE; Block 10A prints agreement number 70CDCR19DIG000004 and Block 10B its 02/01/2019 date; the continuation sheets print a period of performance of 02/01/2019 to 01/31/2024, a non-funding modification adding a contracting officer's representative at an obligated amount of $0.00, and a clause barring the provider or its subcontractors from public disclosure about the agreement without ICE review and approval. Read status: full-document reviewed by optical character recognition; the modification numbers, dates, and several names are redacted or illegible on the first document. The modifications establish the agreement's parties, number, date, and stated period. They print no per-diem rate, no bed guarantee, and no total obligation.
[419]Federal contract record
USAspending award search: agreement number 70CDCR19DIG000004 and recipient Concordia Parish Sheriff's Office
USAspending.gov (Bureau of the Fiscal Service, U.S. Department of the Treasury) · published August 25, 2026 · retrieved August 26, 2026
A recorded negative search of the federal award dataset, run on August 25, 2026 across contract and indefinite-delivery-vehicle award types for fiscal years 2015 through 2026. A keyword search on 70CDCR19DIG000004 returned no awards, and a recipient search on Concordia Parish Sheriff's Office returned one Department of the Army law-enforcement services award (W912P821P0046) and no Homeland Security award of any kind. The absence establishes that no obligation or outlay for this agreement is retrievable in the reviewed dataset. It does not establish that the agreement is unfunded, inactive, or unpaid.
[420]Agency document
DROIGSA-08-0040 P00015: Plymouth County Correctional Facility IGSA — Plymouth, MA
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Office of Acquisition Management (proactive disclosure) · published August 22, 2008 · retrieved August 26, 2026
The only modification to the ICE–Plymouth County intergovernmental service agreement released in ICE's detention-facility contracts disclosure library. Locator: Block 8 names the contractor as PLYMOUTH COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT, 24 Long Pond Rd, Plymouth, MA 02360-2606, with unique entity identifier XMLAC51LRBC1; Block 10A prints agreement number DROIGSA-08-0040 and Block 10B its 08/22/2008 date; Block 13 records the modification as entered by mutual agreement of the parties; Block 14 states that the purpose is to extend the period of performance end date to 09/30/2024 with all other terms unchanged; the continuation sheet prints a period of performance of 09/22/2008 to 09/30/2024. Read status: full-document reviewed; the two pages are scanned images read by optical character recognition, and the signature, contact-name, and effective-date fields are redacted or illegible. The document establishes the agreement number, the local counterparty, the 2008 origin date, and the extension to September 30, 2024. It prints no per-diem rate, no bed set-aside, no obligated amount, and no unit-price entries.
[421]Federal contract record
USAspending award search: agreement number DROIGSA-08-0040
USAspending.gov (Bureau of the Fiscal Service, U.S. Department of the Treasury) · published August 25, 2026 · retrieved August 26, 2026
A recorded negative search of the federal award dataset, run on August 25, 2026 as a keyword search on DROIGSA-08-0040 across contract and indefinite-delivery-vehicle award types. It returned no awards. The absence establishes that no obligation, outlay, or unit price for this agreement is retrievable in the reviewed dataset, which is why no dollar total is published here. It does not establish that the agreement is unfunded or unpaid.
[422]Court record
Arizona v. United States, 567 U.S. 387 (2012)
Supreme Court of the United States, via GovInfo · published June 25, 2012 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Supports the Supreme Court statement that remaining in the United States while removable is generally not itself a crime.
[423]Statute
8 U.S.C. § 1325, Improper entry by alien
Office of the Law Revision Counsel, U.S. House of Representatives · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Defines specified improper-entry conduct that may be criminally punished.
[424]Statute
8 U.S.C. § 1326, Reentry of removed aliens
Office of the Law Revision Counsel, U.S. House of Representatives · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Defines criminal liability for specified reentry conduct after removal, subject to statutory conditions.
[425]Statute
8 U.S.C. § 1158, Asylum
Office of the Law Revision Counsel, U.S. House of Representatives · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Shows that a person physically present or arriving may apply for asylum irrespective of status, subject to statutory exceptions and procedures.
[426]Statute
8 U.S.C. § 1611, Federal public-benefit eligibility
Office of the Law Revision Counsel, U.S. House of Representatives · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Establishes the general federal-benefit exclusion for people who are not qualified aliens and enumerates exceptions.
[427]Peer-reviewed research
Comparing crime rates between undocumented immigrants, legal immigrants, and native-born US citizens in Texas
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · published December 7, 2020 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Provides immigration-status-specific felony arrest comparisons in Texas.
[428]Peer-reviewed research
Does Undocumented Immigration Increase Violent Crime?
Criminology · published May 1, 2018 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Tests whether changes in undocumented immigration are associated with changes in violent crime across states.
[429]Peer-reviewed research
Law-Abiding Immigrants: The Incarceration Gap Between Immigrants and the US-Born, 1870-2020
American Economic Review: Insights · published December 1, 2024 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Provides broader long-run immigrant versus US-born incarceration context.
[430]Modeled policy research
Tax Payments by Undocumented Immigrants
Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy · published July 30, 2024 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Provides modeled 2022 estimates of federal, state, local, and social-insurance tax payments by undocumented immigrants.
[431]Agency document
Topic no. 857, Individual taxpayer identification number (ITIN)
Internal Revenue Service · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Explains that an ITIN exists for federal tax purposes and does not confer immigration status, work authorization, Social Security benefits, or EITC eligibility.
[432]Agency document
Health coverage for immigrants
HealthCare.gov · published Not established · retrieved August 22, 2026
Provides a current program-specific example of Marketplace ineligibility and clarifies applications for eligible family members.
[433]Editorial standard
‘Illegal immigrant’ no more
Associated Press Stylebook · published April 2, 2013 · retrieved August 22, 2026
Supports the project rule against using illegal as a noun or a person-defining label.

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