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Why a prison town that voted for Trump is fighting an immigration detention facility

The MArshall Project | A Yoon
The MArshall Project | A Yoon

Ashley Hernandez, an organizer for the Sisters of Charity Leavenworth, lamented that CoreCivic has portrayed those who oppose the detention facility as “out-of-town” agitators. But this room is full of locals, she noted. “They’re the outside organization.” The Sisters of Charity is a Catholic convent — they prefer the term “community” — that has been in Leavenworth longer than the prisons — even before statehood. Part of the Sisters’ mission is to “advocate for justice and systemic change” for exploited and marginalized people, Hernandez later explained.

Posted in: News on 07/05/2025 | Link to this post on IFP |
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