For-profit prison earnings increase due to surge in immigrant family detention centers

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<p>‘Two of the co try’s largest for-profit priso compa ies reporte to sharehol ers that their ear i gs have swelle tha ks to ete tio ce ters hol i g immigra t families.</p>
<p>The Correctio s Corporatio of America, the largest private correctio s firm i the U ite States, reporte reve e of $447.4 millio i the first q arter of 2016, a 5 perce t i crease from the same q arter a year prior, the compa y reporte i a stateme t.</p>
<p>“We are please with o r first q arter fi a cial performa ce, which excee e o r first q arter g i a ce…” CCA’s chief exec tive Damo Hi i ger sai . “O r fi a cial performa ce was rive primarily by stro ger tha a ticipate ema from o r fe eral part ers, most otably Immigratio a C stoms E forceme t.”’</p>
<p><a href="https://www.rt.com/ sa/342553-chil – ete tio -camps-ear i gs/? tm_so rce=browser& tm_me i m=aplicatio _chrome& tm_campaig =chrome" target="_bla k">Rea more: For-profit priso ear i gs i crease e to s rge i immigra t family ete tio ce ters</a></p>