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Big Spring City Council Approves 10-Year Agreement to Reopen Facilities as ICE Detention Centers

Kaitlyn Parker
Kaitlyn Parker
Kaitlyn Parker
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Kaitlyn Parker is a dynamic journalist with a focus on local governance, having reported for over 5 years on municipal affairs in Midland. She holds a degree from the University of Texas at Arlington and has a strong background in investigative reporting, contributing to various local news outlets.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 4:16 AM · 1 min read
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Big Spring City Council Approves 10-Year Agreement to Reopen Facilities as ICE Detention Centers — Amarillo Government news

Big Spring city leaders met Wednesday to approve a multi-billion dollar contract that officials say will bring up to 1,200 jobs and millions in municipal revenue.

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