Northlake Correctional Facility Closure Ruins Local Housing Prices
NorthLakeCorrectionalFacility is a privately owned medium- and maximum-security prison for men located in Baldwin, Michigan, United States, owned & operated by GEO Group.[1]. NorthLakeCorrectionalFacility in Baldwin on Monday, Sept. The GEO Group will reopen the facility to house federal prisoners. The facility, now operating as an immigration processing center, is managed by GEO Group under the oversight of ICE. The contract allows for up to 1,800 detainees to be held at the site, making it one of the largest immigration detention centers in t... BALDWIN — In March, GEO Group Inc. announced the pending reopening of the NorthlakeCorrectionalFacility in Baldwin as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement federal immigration processing center, however the opening does come with opposition. The NorthLakeCorrectionalFacility can house up to 1,800 inmates. It was initially constructed with 570 beds in 1999 but was later expanded to accommodate more inmates. Each cell within the facility is designed to hold two inmates and has a bunk bed, toilet, sink, and table. The vacant NorthLakeCorrectionalFacility is being reopened as the largest immigration detention facility in the Midwest. GEO Group, a private prison company, announced a federal contract to reactivate the Baldwin facility. The county population: 12,000, detention beds: 1,800. Representatives Bill Huizenga and John Moolenaar are appealing to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, asking that the NorthLakeCorrectionalFacility in Baldwin be converted into an ICE...
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