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Private Prison Stocks Surge After Trump Victory

Investors see a promising future in the business of locking people up for profit.
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Major Private Prison Company Says It’s Doing Great, Despite Historic DOJ Decision

Thanks, Homeland Security!
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Largest Private Prison Contractor Slashes Jobs After Losing Federal Business

The Department of Justice’s decision to phase out privatized prisons is eating away at the CCA's profits.
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The Department Of Justice Will Still Rely On Private Prisons In A Big Way

Nearly a third of those detained by the U.S. Marshals Service are locked up in privatized jails.
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Private Prison Companies Will Still Lock Up Immigrants, Despite DOJ Decision

The new policy won't keep the government from making money off detained immigrants.
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Largest Private Prison Company Could Lose Lucrative Family Detention Contract

Critics say family detention treats refugees like criminals, but the Obama administration has expanded the practice.
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U.S. Can’t Force-Feed Hunger-Striking Immigrant Detainee Yet

Alaa Ismail Yasin stopped eating on April 17, arguing he qualifies for release from a Georgia detention center.
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Hillary Clinton Says She'll End Private Prisons, Stop Accepting Their Money

Her campaign says she wants to "end the era of mass incarceration."
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