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As U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement moves ahead with its plans to build a new 500-bed privately-owned detention center in the region, Wyomingites who don’t want to see an immigration prison in the state are taking action.
Wyoming can cut incarceration in half and save millions of dollars by pursuing reforms to different areas of the criminal legal system, according to the ACLU of Wyoming’s newly released Blueprint for Smart Justice report.
Activists will to encourage five of the state’s elected officials to say no to any prison company that wants to build an immigration prison in Wyoming.