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Next federal immigration detention center headed to Nebraska
This state’s version of the so-called “Alligator Alcatraz” federal immigration detention center is being created in the roughly 7,500-resident city of McCook, Gov. Jim Pillen confirmed. His announcement Tuesday was part of a multi-pronged push to support the Trump administration and U.
State lawmakers are “learning on the go” about Nebraska’s plan to transform its McCook-based Work Ethic Camp from a rehabilitative center to a migrant detention facility over the next couple of months ...
Some McCook residents are uneasy after it was announced that federal detainees would be held at a facility in their town.
Residents and city leaders in McCook are expressing confusion and concern following Governor Jim Pillen's announcement of a ...
The detention center's name and memes surrounding it are part of a broader White House effort to persuade migrants to leave ...
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After McCook facility shifts to fed use, how will Nebraska's overcrowded prisons be impacted?
The president of Nebraska's correctional employees union said he "of course" has some concerns on prison capacity after the ...
Governor Pillen announced that the Department of Homeland Security is creating an ICE detention facility akin to 'Alligator Alcatraz' in McCook. The facility wo ...
Brigham Larington McCook Gazette McCOOK, Neb. - Nebraska Supreme Court Chief Justice Jeffrey Funke and his fellow justices gathered in McCook on Monday evening for a dinner meeting with judges and ...
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