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ICE will continue to operate a major detention center in Texas for at least another year, despite ongoing reports of human rights abuses. The decision to extend the contract has drawn criticism from advocates calling for the facility's closure.
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ICE will continue to operate a major detention center in Texas for at least another year, despite ongoing reports of human rights abuses. The decision to extend the contract has drawn criticism from advocates calling for the facility's closure.
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ICE extends no-bid contract for major detention center in Texas, rejecting calls for closure
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