U.S. Immigration Plan Shifts to Federally Owned Mega-Centers

The U.S. immigration strategy is undergoing a significant transformation as it transitions from utilizing private prisons to establishing federally owned 'mega-centers' in repurposed warehouses. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting this shift as part of a broader effort to manage immigration more effectively. The move aims to centralize operations and potentially improve conditions for detainees. This change reflects ongoing debates about the role of private facilities in the immigration system and the federal government's approach to handling immigration challenges.