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Private prison giant CoreCivic plans for business boom from ICE contracts

  • On Wednesday, three congressional representatives conducted an oversight visit to a detention center located in New Jersey to evaluate conditions firsthand.
  • The visit was conducted under the legal authority that permits members of Congress to carry out surprise inspections, although officials from DHS contended that the lawmakers should have arranged for a formal tour in advance.
  • The visit led to a confrontation involving federal agents and Newark's mayor, who was arrested outside the facility on trespassing charges, escalating tensions.
  • CoreCivic, a major private prison operator, expects business growth from ICE contracts amid increased deportations, reporting $488 million revenue and earnings surpassing forecasts.
  • This increased demand for detention space supports federal plans to remove one million immigrants annually and add 10,000 ICE officers, though critics dispute the need for expanded resources.
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The Tennessean broke the news in Nashville, United States on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.
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