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DHS reviewing contract for El Paso detention facility with measles outbreak

By Rena Rowe
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement said it is reviewing its contract for Camp East Montana after months of controversy, including a recent measles outbreak. 

The Washington Post cited an internal document on Wednesday indicating that ICE is filing a letter to terminate Camp East Montana’s $1.2 billion contract. The facility’s contract with Acquisition Logistics LLC is set to expire in September 2027. The document did not include a time frame or reason for the possible termination. 

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