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Biden, Who Vowed to Close For-Profit Detention Centers, Relies on Them More Than Ever - Vimarsana News

Biden, Who Vowed to Close For-Profit Detention Centers, Relies on Them More Than Ever

The administration remains heavily reliant on for-profit companies to run immigration detention centers amid a sustained border surge.

Source: yahoo.com
Biden Relying on For-Profit Detention Centers More Than Ever - Vimarsana News

Biden Relying on For-Profit Detention Centers More Than Ever

Biden has said private prisons "should not exist." But amid a migrant surge at the border, thousands are still held in private facilities.

Source: time.com
Viatris celebrates a quarter-century of advancing sexual health - Vimarsana News

Viatris celebrates a quarter-century of advancing sexual health

Viatris Vietnam is celebrating 25 years of advancing sexual health with initiatives to shift perceptions and raise awareness.

Source: vir.com.vn
GEO Group Fights for Immunity From $1-a-Day Detainee Labor Suit - Vimarsana News

GEO Group Fights for Immunity From $1-a-Day Detainee Labor Suit

GEO Group Inc., faced with allegations that making immigrant detainees labor in the company’s civil detention centers constitutes human trafficking, will attempt to convince the Tenth Circuit on Monday to revive its defense of derivative sovereign immunity.

10 inmates have died this year at Georgia's Fulton County Jail. Is a new $2B facility proposal to blame? - Vimarsana News

10 inmates have died this year at Georgia's Fulton County Jail. Is a new $2B facility proposal to blame?

There is growing alarm about Atlanta’s Fulton County Jail after the 10th inmate death at the facility this year amid an ongoing DOJ probe into longtime issues of overcrowding and sanitation. But critics say jail leadership doesn’t want to fix the issues because they have ulterior motives, which includes a new $2B facility.

Source: yahoo.com