Private prison company sells two of California’s immigrant detention centers to the feds
The federal government has acquired two California immigrant detention centers from CoreCivic in a deal valued at $1.5 billion.
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CoreCivic has finalized the sale of two immigrant detention centers located in California to the federal government. The transaction includes the Otay Mesa Detention Center.
Coverage from NBC 7 San Diego, the Fresno Bee, 10News.com, and CalMatters emphasizes the $1.5 billion price tag associated with the acquisition. Financial analysis from Zacks notes positive takeaways regarding asset sales for the company, resulting in raised valuation expectations.
Future developments will depend on how the federal government integrates these facilities into its current operations. Coverage does not yet specify how the transition of ownership will affect existing staffing or detention policies.
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Quick answers
Which facilities are included in the sale?
Coverage identifies the Otay Mesa Detention Center as one of the two facilities involved in the transaction.
What is the total value of the deal?
The sale is valued at $1.5 billion.
Who purchased the detention centers?
The federal government purchased the centers from CoreCivic.
Coverage (5)
- CoreCivic sells Otay Mesa Detention Center in $1.5 billion deal with the government NBC 7 San Diego · 13h ago
- CXW: Positive Takeaways of Asset Sales; Raising Valuation Expectation scr.zacks.com · 13h ago
- Feds buy two privately-owned California ICE detention centers for $1.5B Fresno Bee · 13h ago
- CoreCivic sells Otay Mesa Detention Center to Federal government in $1.5 billion deal 10News.com · 13h ago
- Private prison company sells two of California’s immigrant detention centers to the feds CalMatters · 13h ago
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