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Federal contract documents show ICE 24-hour call center planned for Adams, Tennessee
Federal contract documents reveal that the Department of Homeland Security awarded a $63 million contract to Koniag Government Services to operate an ICE call center in Adams, Tennessee. The planned facility intends to function round-the-clock to support local law enforcement and assist in locating unaccompanied migrant children. However, local leaders expressed skepticism regarding the plan, questioning the town's infrastructure capacity.
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