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ICE signs contract to open new immigration detention center northeast of Denver

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has finalized a deal to convert a vacant correctional facility in Hudson, Colorado, into a new detention center.

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The story so far

ICE has awarded a contract to The GEO Group to open a new immigration detention facility in Hudson, located northeast of Denver. The site will utilize a previously defunct correctional facility to establish the new Big Horn processing center.

Coverage from outlets including Denver7, 9News, Colorado Public Radio, and The Denver Post emphasizes that the facility is designed to house 1,188 beds. Financial reports from The GEO Group and news accounts confirm the agreement is valued at approximately $529 to $530 million.

Future reports will track the facility's operational timeline and the integration of the Big Horn center into the regional immigration processing network. Specific opening dates for the center remain to be established by the involved parties.

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The obvious questions

Where is the new facility located?

The new center is located in Hudson, Colorado, northeast of Denver.

Who is the operator of the facility?

The GEO Group has confirmed plans to operate the facility.

What is the stated capacity of the new center?

The facility is designated as an 1,188-bed center.

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