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Homeland Security @DHSgov - In an innovative approach, instead of relying on third party owned facilities, ICE is now purchasing properties across the country.
We are working with contractors to design, build, and provide comprehensive services for the new detention centers. This new detention model will greatly increase ICE’s ability to efficiently remove illegal aliens from our country.
These contractors have decades long experience working with the federal government. These new detention facilities will meet ICE’s rigorous detention standards.
The goal is to create end-to-end operational hubs that can adjudicate cases efficiently without reliance on a dispersed infrastructure.
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The Washington Post @washingtonpost
As the Trump administration embarks on a $38 billion plan to convert industrial warehouses into large-scale holding centers, it is turning to relatively untested businesses to rapidly build and operate the facilities.
https://x.com/DHSgov/status/2031706570082406700

Homeland Security @DHSgov - The passenger’s claims are blatantly FALSE.
Sunny Naqvi, arrived at O’Hare at 10:21 a.m. on March 5, 2026. CBP officers referred her to Secondary, for additional inspection based on law enforcement checks and conducted a baggage exam. Ms. Naqvi departed CBP within 90 minutes of her arrival to the United States.
Ms. Naqvi was not taken into custody or transferred to ICE for detention.
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ABC 7 Chicago @ABC7Chicago
Sunny Naqvi, a 28-year-old U.S. citizen, is now back at home after spending about 43 hours in Department of Homeland Security custody.https://abc7chicago.com/post/sunny-naqvi-us-citizen-detained-dhs-chicago-ohare-airport-sent-broadview-ice-facility-dodge-county-wi-released/18693499/
https://x.com/DHSgov/status/2031381095271325805