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Nebraska's plan to turn McCook Work Ethic Camp into a 300-bed ICE detention center faces backlash over safety, secrecy, and public opposition.
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen's plan to convert the McCook Work Ethic Camp into a federal ICE detention center, dubbed the "Cornhusker Clink," faces growing opposition.
The facility, expected to open in 40 days and house up to 300 immigrants, has sparked public concern and a hearing with widespread local opposition.
Despite a public records request, Pillen's office withheld most documents, citing confidentiality, negotiations, and proprietary information.
The University of Nebraska declined to pursue legal action, noting no university branding was involved.
The 200-bed facility will operate at 150% capacity, raising safety and compliance concerns.
El plan de Nebraska para convertir el Campamento de Ética Laboral McCook en un centro de detención de ICE de 300 camas enfrenta una reacción violenta por la seguridad, el secreto y la oposición pública.