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

ICE has awarded a $529 million contract to The GEO Group to open a new immigration detention facility in Colorado.

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The brief

ICE is opening a new immigration processing and detention center northeast of Denver. The GEO Group has announced a contract for the company-leased Big Horn Facility located in Hudson, which features 1,188 beds.

Coverage from The Denver Post, Colorado Public Radio, and KDVR emphasizes the facility's location and the expansion of detention capabilities. The Colorado Times Recorder reports the specific contract value of $529 million, while the GEO Group's investor relations site provides the bed count.

Future developments involve the operational opening of the Big Horn Facility as part of the ICE detention expansion in the region.

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Quick answers

Where is the new detention center located?

The facility, known as the Big Horn Facility, is located in Hudson, northeast of Denver, Colorado.

Who is managing the facility?

The GEO Group is the company under contract to lease and manage the facility.

What is the capacity and cost of the project?

The facility contains 1,188 beds and was awarded a contract worth $529 million.

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ICE The GEO Group Colorado Hudson Immigration Detention

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