Empresa penitenciaria privada vende dos de los centros de detención de inmigrantes de California al gobierno federal

CoreCivic, a private prison company, has sold two of its immigration detention centers in California to the federal Department of Homeland Security, but will still manage them. This move highlights ongoing debates about the role of private prisons in immigration enforcement. The deal could potentially impact federal oversight and conditions within these facilities, raising questions about accountability and human rights in immigration detention. The transaction underscores the complex relationship between private companies and government agencies in managing immigration services.