A pre-solicitation posted to SAM.gov outlines a new ICE construction contract for agency-owned detention camps, replacing the Navy-run vehicle used for rapid buildouts.
Exactly and those warehouse sites have held community meetings to oppose this because of those reasons. We shall see if the people have the ultimate say on this. We wonder if government land/sites will have these new detention centers built on them. They still have to consider water/sewage/utility capabilities, but they may not care if these accommodate the “encampment” detention centers.
I wonder if the ilk like CivicCore and Geo Corp will run these sites?
Here in B’ham, AL, many here wonder what they are actually going to do with the closed B’ham Southern Campus that was purchased by the government for a “Coast Guard Training” facility.
Does anyone know what the law says about a case where the federal government has a property which local utilities refuse to supply with electricity, water, and sewer, and local/state government refuses to improve roads too?
It seems like local/state utilities and governments would authority beyond the federal property to make decisions under the Constitution which gives all power to the states that are not enumerated to the federal government.
Keep the legal teams suing to stop these definite conflicts of interest where ever they are using them. To be the company that is responsible for the environmental approval is way illegal.
Core Civic just sold two camps to DHS for 1.5 Billion dollars. They made 1.2 Billion in profit and still will be running the camps. What are DHS’s plans for the future? They’re going to run out of immigrants to imprison…
Do county-wide zoning laws allow this sort of construction? Where do they plan to put these concentration camps in? And let's call them what they are: CONCENTRATION CAMPS
Fuckers. But not surprised at all. Thank you, Project Saltbox.
Oh my God! Nazi Germany, here we come.
Trump probably gets a cut personally; he loves to fleece.... remember he does not care about American 's financial downfall in income.
It sounds like the projects will still require water, sewer, and electric expansions as well as possible access road improvements.
What happens if state and local governments and utilities refuse the expansions?
The administration may be able to build on federal land, but it doesn't have its own water, sewer, and electric services.
Exactly and those warehouse sites have held community meetings to oppose this because of those reasons. We shall see if the people have the ultimate say on this. We wonder if government land/sites will have these new detention centers built on them. They still have to consider water/sewage/utility capabilities, but they may not care if these accommodate the “encampment” detention centers.
I wonder if the ilk like CivicCore and Geo Corp will run these sites?
Here in B’ham, AL, many here wonder what they are actually going to do with the closed B’ham Southern Campus that was purchased by the government for a “Coast Guard Training” facility.
Does anyone know what the law says about a case where the federal government has a property which local utilities refuse to supply with electricity, water, and sewer, and local/state government refuses to improve roads too?
It seems like local/state utilities and governments would authority beyond the federal property to make decisions under the Constitution which gives all power to the states that are not enumerated to the federal government.
Keep the legal teams suing to stop these definite conflicts of interest where ever they are using them. To be the company that is responsible for the environmental approval is way illegal.
Core Civic just sold two camps to DHS for 1.5 Billion dollars. They made 1.2 Billion in profit and still will be running the camps. What are DHS’s plans for the future? They’re going to run out of immigrants to imprison…
Do county-wide zoning laws allow this sort of construction? Where do they plan to put these concentration camps in? And let's call them what they are: CONCENTRATION CAMPS