ICE Expands Colorado Detention Capacity With Hudson Facility Reopening

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The GEO Group has signed a multiyear ICE contract to reopen the shuttered Hudson, Colorado prison as the Big Horn Contract Detention Center, adding up to 1,188 detainees and boosting Colorado’s federal detention capacity alongside the Aurora site; the five-year deal is worth up to $528.6 million, with GEO leasing from Highlands REIT and rent beginning later this year. Local officials say they lack detailed operational information and cannot block the plan, while advocates are planning protests.
- ICE signs contract to open new immigration detention center northeast of Denver The Denver Post
- The GEO Group Announces Contract for Company-Leased 1,188-Bed Big Horn Facility in Colorado investors.geogroup.com
- New ICE processing center to open in Colorado KDVR
- Empty Colorado prison to become new ICE detention center, GEO Group says Colorado Newsline
- GEO Group confirms plans for ICE detention expansion in Hudson Colorado Public Radio
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