Georgia city cuts off water to planned ICE detention ‘mega center’ that could house up to 10,000 migrants
Thursday, March 19th 2026, 3:07:29 am
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A city in Georgia cut off water access to the site of a planned ICE detention "mega center" and is refusing to lift the block until the agency can properly detail the facility's daily needs.
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