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

ICE has partnered with GEO Group to open a new immigration detention facility in Hudson, Colorado, under a multi-million dollar agreement.

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The brief

ICE has signed a contract to establish a new immigration detention and processing center northeast of Denver. The facility, known as Big Horn, is a defunct correctional facility located in Hudson.

According to GEO Group, the site will feature 1,188 beds. Coverage from 9News, the Colorado Times Recorder, and GEO Group emphasizes the financial scale of the deal, citing contract values of $529 million and $530 million.

Reports from Denver7, Colorado Public Radio, and The Denver Post highlight that this will be the second ICE detention facility to open in Hudson. Future developments center on the transition of the Big Horn facility into a company-leased operation under the terms of the awarded contract.

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Quick answers

Where will the new detention center be located?

The center will be located in Hudson, Colorado, northeast of Denver.

What is the capacity of the Big Horn facility?

According to GEO Group, the facility will have 1,188 beds.

What is the estimated cost of the contract?

Reports cite the contract value as either $529 million or $530 million.

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ICE GEO Group Hudson Colorado Big Horn Facility

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