ICE chief divests detention giant stocks, recuses himself from contracts: Warren
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US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, is the federal agency responsible for immigration enforcement and detention in the United States. It uses private companies to run some detention centres, and those companies can receive government contracts.
Elizabeth Warren is a US senator who has raised questions about private detention firms and government oversight. The report concerns ICE’s acting chief, his financial holdings in a detention company and his role in decisions about contracts; those issues matter because officials’ investments and involvement can raise questions about conflicts of interest.