Tennessee prisons seek $6.8M budget boost for CoreCivic amid DOJ investigation
Tennessee has charged CoreCivic $29.6 million in fines for contract violations across all four of its prisons since 2022.
Why TN private prison owner CoreCivic stock keeps surging despite DOJ investigation
Brentwood-based private corrections company CoreCivic's stock jumped following Trump's reelection, despite a federal ...
Trump Responds 'TRUE!' To Conservative's Claim That Military Will Be Used Against Immigrants
Twice-impeached Trump often makes graphic criticisms of migrants, including unsubstantiated claims that linked them to crime ...
How Tennessee's smallest county benefits from its largest private prison
Trousdale County with a population of about 12,000 is Tennessee's smallest county by area at 117 square miles. The county ...
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Mass Detention and Returning Migrants to Mexico: Donald Trump’s Plans on Immigration Are Coming into Focus | VIDEO
According to insiders, the Trump administration plans strict border enforcement, rollback Biden policies, and a surge in migrant detentions.
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Why TN private prison owner CoreCivic stock keeps surging despite DOJ investigation
Stocks in Brentwood-based private prison company CoreCivic jumped following the reelection of former President Donald Trump on Nov. 5. The value soared again on Monday when Trump appointed hard ...
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Trump vows military roundups of millions of immigrants
In pursuit of a massive expansion of detention facilities, the Trump administration is expected to provide a ...
EVP & Chief Financial Officer Of CoreCivic Makes $1.21M Sale
DAVID GARFINKLE, EVP & Chief Financial Officer at CoreCivic CXW, disclosed an insider sell on November 12, according to a recent SEC filing. What Happened: According to a Form 4 filing with the U.S.
Tennessee Correction Department requests $6.8M increase in private-prison payout
The Tennessee Department of Correction wants to pay $6.8 million more to the state’s private-prison operator next year ...
ICE expansion could cause numbers to swell in New Mexico detention centers
The three federal immigrant detention centers in New Mexico house a combined 1,820 people and are about 78% full, according to data from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It's not yet certain ...