US EditionCompany Registered Out of a Virginia Home Wins $1.2 Billion Army Contract to Build ICE Detention Camp
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Daily PressCompany registered out of a Virginia home wins $1.2 billion Army contract to build ICE detention camp
A logistics company registered out of a Henrico County home has won a $1.2 billion contract to build an immigration detention center.
The U.S. government today has plans to spend more than $1.2 billion to build a five-thousand-bed migrant detention camp at the military base in Fort Bliss, Texas.
Trump Admin. Awards $1.26 Billion for the Largest Migrant Detention Center in the U.S.
by Warner Todd Huston Breitbart.com The Trump administration is awarding $1.26 billion to build the nation’s largest detention and deportation center, to be located at Fort Bliss, Texas. Fort Bliss, which is near El Paso, encompasses more than 1.12 million acres of land along the border with Mexico, and also features an airport. The new facility will have room for 5,000 beds and will likely serve as a deportation hub for Immigration and Customs …
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