Minnesota Declined $75M Prison Purchase, DHS Paid $495M Instead
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This report highlights the significant cost difference in prison acquisitions related to the Trump administration's mass deportation efforts. Minnesota declined to buy a prison for $75 million, while the Department of Homeland Security paid $495 million for a similar facility. The purchase is now under scrutiny amid broader immigration enforcement policies.
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Originally published by nyt
