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DHS announced Aug. 19 that it will use a minimum-security prison in southwest Nebraska as an immigration detention facility.

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen said the new detention facility will hold migrants who are "threats," but ICE has detained people with little to no criminal history.

A new U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility, dubbed the "Cornhusker Clink," will be at the current Work Ethic Camp in McCook, Nebraska.

"The University of Nebraska has had no role in the planning, naming or future operation of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility at the McCook Work Ethic Camp," NU said.

Some McCook residents are uneasy after it was announced that federal detainees would be held at a facility in their town.

The crash happened Wednesday, Aug. 20 just before 8 a.m. east of 14th Street and Old Cheney Road on Rolling Hills Boulevard.