'We Were Blindsided': McCook Community Reacts to Immigration Detention Facility
The facility will house up to 300 detainees, primarily criminal illegal aliens, with Nebraska reimbursed by the federal government and support from state law enforcement agencies.
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What to know about Nebraska-ICE plan to retool McCook Work Ethic Camp
Nebraska State Patrol Superintendent Bryan Waugh, at podium, joins Nebraska Adj. Gen. Craig Strong at left and Nebraska Department of Correctional Services Director Rob Jeffreys as the state announces a new ICE facility. Aug 19. 2025. (Juan Salinas II/Nebraska Examiner)LINCOLN — State lawmakers are “learning on the go” about Nebraska’s plan to transform its McCook-based Work Ethic Camp from a rehabilitative center to a migrant detention facility…
5 things to know about the new ICE detention center in Nebraska
Gov. Jim Pillen announced plans to use a McCook facility as an ICE detention center Tuesday. As more information becomes available regarding the future of the detention center, here’s five things to know.
Nebraska state senators react to Gov. Pillen's detention facility announcement
Nebraska state senators are weighing in on Gov. Jim Pillen's announcement Tuesday evening regarding federal agreements involving a facility in McCook.State Sen. John Cavanaugh, who is also a candidate for Nebraska's District 2 seat, said he has many questions about the announcement and was disappointed when he saw the news Tuesday afternoon."I am very concerned about women children being locked up in the same facility that is designed specifical…
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