Nebraska State Prison Certified for Detainees
Jim Pillen announced that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement inspectors have certified a Nebraska state prison to receive federal detainees.
The Work Ethic Camp in McCook, Neb., will become a detention center for migrants facing deportation proceedings.
Margo Juarez, a vocal opponent from Omaha, expressed concerns and drove to learn more about the facility.
- ICE inspectors completed a final walkthrough of the former McCook Work Ethic Camp.
- The timeline for the first detainees to arrive in Nebraska is still being coordinated.
Author's summary: Nebraska prison certified for migrant detention.
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