A nun leading a 90-mile walk. 30 teenagers serving in-school suspension.

The CoreCivic employees stop me when I turn off Highway 85 onto the road to the Dilley Immigration Processing Center. The men are gleaming, barrel chested, with huge thighs, good haircuts, and matching blue polo shirts, as they step out of their white SUV into the not yet kiln-hot air. One places… More »

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