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Prisciliano was released from ICE custody before his death, so the agency won't be reporting his death.

Prisciliano Trejo Ricano, 29, died last week after being detained at CoreCivic's Stewart Detention Center in Lumpkin, Georgia. He told loved ones that he hadn't received medical care after experiencing severe symptoms. His family's GoFundMe: www.gofundme.com/f/support-pr...

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Successful Practices Network is helping staff the "school" at the Dilley ICE prison where 120+ kids are being held. It also has a $10.8M contract with the NY State Education Department. @shelleybmayer.bsky.social @nysut.bsky.social wwe2.osc.state.ny.us/transparency...

Sources • CoreCivic contract info: www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston... • Target Hospitality '25 annual report: s2.q4cdn.com/280189305/fi... • TDR portfolio: www.tdrcapital.com/portfolio/ • SPN: spnetwork.org/our-team/

More recently, a nonprofit called Successful Practices Network (SPN) has also posted teaching positions at Dilley. One of SPN's board members is Kevin P. Chavous, President of Academics, Policy, and Schools at Stride, Inc. 4/4

Another key Dilley subcontractor: Stride, Inc. (aka K12), the publicly traded for-profit education company that has run the "school" there. Short thread here with some details about how awful Stride is for employees, investors, districts, and *especially*, for students ⬇️ 3/4

#2 is Target Hospitality, which owns the property. Between its lease to CoreCivic & subcontracts for "culinary management, janitorial & light maintenance", it expects to make >$49M/yr from Dilley. It's owned by UK-based TDR Capital, which also owns several European consumer cos including Asda. 2/4

🧵 Who's profiting from the imprisonment of children at the Dilley ICE Camp? #1 is of course CoreCivic, which expects to generate $180M in revenue annually running the facility. 1/4

After significant pressure from protesters for financing private prison companies that work with ICE, Citizens Bank has divested from CoreCivic and the GEO Group. “The pressure became too much for Citizens to bear, and they had to do the right thing.”

🗣️they are not targeting criminals in a public safety campaign. they are criminalizing workers in a campaign to make you accept lower wages and working conditions, and sow divisions among working people

An independent monitor "found 13 areas of deficiency in CoreCivic’s healthcare program in California City. Among them were inadequate emergency care, dental care and chronic disease management. The monitor also found that the facility did not provide timely access to prescribed medications."

1/ This is Nick Adams. He’s a big deal in MAGA world. He’s got 638K followers on X and 2.1M on Facebook. President Trump even appointed him to a role at the State Dept. But when I started digging into Adams' nonprofit for "civics" education, something didn't look right ... 🧵

Citizens Bank has faced significant pushback for providing more than $2.5 billion in financing to CoreCivic and the GEO Group, two private prison companies that work directly with ICE. Now it has severed its financial ties both companies, after pressure from social justice organizations.

Stephen Miller said just the other day that all asylum claims are "fake." A couple deported from the U.S. to Guatemala were gagged, bound, and shot dead. Their 14-month old found crying next to their mother's body. People like Miller don't care though because this is the point: ethnic cleansing.

We need all hands on deck to save CIGIE, an essential agency that unites and oversees all inspectors general across the government. But a new bill would abolish CIGIE. Please email your reps and tell them to reject this bill. Once you do that, share this post to get the word out!

My friends at @calmatters.org have been doing consistently fantastic reporting calmatters.org/justice/2026...