rssPrivate Prisons’ Ties to Anti-Illegal Immigration Bills
Thursday, October 28, 2010 at 10:36 am
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NPR has a story today on the ties between Arizona’s immigration law, SB 1070, and private prisons that stand to benefit from more illegal immigrants being locked up. The revelations aren’t new: In These Times had a great piece in June uncovering how state Sen. Russell Pearce (R) wrote SB 1070 at a conference of the American Legislative Exchange Council where private prison lobbyists were also present. Still, it’s worth mentioning again: Corrections Corporation of America, which runs many private detention centers on a contract from the Department of Homeland Security, has numerous ties to the conference where the bill was drafted and to Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R), who signed the bill into law on April 23.
Pearce said he came up with the idea for SB 1070 himself, and CCA denies lobbying for harsh immigration bills. But ALEC has a well-documented history of spreading legislation that industry groups want to see passed at the state level. And the timing is questionable: Pearce brought up the idea for the bill at the ALEC conference, where it was discussed and written in four days. CCA officials were likely in the room, NPR reports, although Pearce said he goes to ALEC conferences to meet with other legislators. When the bill was introduced in Arizona senate, most of its 36 co-sponsors were at the conference or members of ALEC.
The prison company has acknowledged it sees immigration detention as its next big market. Both NPR and In These Times describe a somewhat odd exchange between CCA executives on the bill. Here is NPR’s description:
In May, The Geo Group had a conference call with investors. When asked about the bill, company executives made light of it, asking, “Did they have some legislation on immigration?”
After company officials laughed, the company’s president, Wayne Calabrese, cut in.
“This is Wayne,” he said. “I can only believe the opportunities at the federal level are going to continue apace as a result of what’s happening. Those people coming across the border and getting caught are going to have to be detained and that for me, at least I think, there’s going to be enhanced opportunities for what we do.”
The same private prison officials could have a hand in future anti-illegal immigration legislation, along with the 25 other states that could pass copycat bills to Arizona’s SB 1070. Lawmakers who plan to draft anti-birthright citizenship bills aimed at denying citizenship to U.S.-born children of illegal immigrants plan to hammer out the details at an ALEC conference in December.
CCA seems to be a clear beneficiary of these laws, which would lead to a larger number of undocumented immigrants being detained before deportation. (Ending birthright citizenship, in particular, would likely increase the number of illegal immigrants because children who would otherwise be citizens would instead be undocumented.) But immigrant rights groups argue CCA runs its facilities in a way that is unsafe for detainees, who are supposed to be treated humanely as part of the civil deportation process. Many of the allegations of prisoner abuse, including sexual abuse of female detainees on their way to deportation, have happened at CCA facilities, where CCA officials were accused of breaking rules by allowing female detainees to be alone with male guards.
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Comment posted October 28, 2010 @ 4:57 pm
Point?
Every bill has supporters and opponents. The supporters make money if it passes and the opponents make money if it fails. More Interesting are the people who stand to profit from having open immigration and amnesty. Those groups get a pass from our media.
Comment posted October 28, 2010 @ 6:00 pm
So, which groups will profit from open immigration to which the media gives a “pass”? I'm serious. Enlighten us all.
Consumers who want to eat fresh fruit and vegetables? Farmers who need labor to pick it, when even 10% unemployment won't get lazy Americans off their asses? Poor people in Mexico who are trying to feed their families? To which “conspiracy by the media” are you referring?
If you are so convinced that this is a problem, then I challenge you to eat only US citizen-picked produce! Good luck and healthy eating.
Comment posted October 28, 2010 @ 6:00 pm
Wow is this a BAD article. “oh yeah” has it right. Is this written by someone that is that clueless? There are no facts that make news. I do sense a bias with the author that should have this labeled as an opinion piece.
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Comment posted October 28, 2010 @ 6:22 pm
Did you read this piece or just roll your eyes and knee-jerk your comments? They were reporting about a story was was being released by NPR. How is that opinion? It is a fact that NPR released the story. Now you may disagree with NPR's “facts” as they're reporting it, but you risk looking like an imbecile if you mis-read what this author was reporting and then rant. You already appear to be ignorant about how this journalism thing works.
Comment posted October 28, 2010 @ 6:51 pm
It's interesting that the author ignores the obvious ties between business owners who maximize profits by employing undocumented workers and politicians who rely on their contributions. An undocumented workforce allows an employer to keep any funds withheld under the guise of “taxes.” Since the worker doesn't actually “exist” in the federal system, the money withheld simply vanishes into the employer's pocket – and is later paid to the cartels who provide transportation to illegal immigrants in return for acting as “mules” to transport Cocaine and Heroin into the US. Middle-men – often operating under the guise of legitimate “day labor” services – supply illegal labor in quantity to farms, packing plants, restaurants, and landscaping firms. The underground economy results in billions being sent to Mexico annually by undocumented workers – propping up a failing Mexican economy. The immigrants aren't the problem. They mostly tend to be honest and hard-working. The problem is the employer. Follow the money, and you'll find the cause of nearly all wide-scale criminal enterprises in America.
Comment posted October 28, 2010 @ 7:20 pm
Who profits? I'll make a starter list since there are so many special interest groups it's hard to keep track.
Possibly you from your biased retort
The illegals themselves
Mexico – remitences + exporting millions of poor for us to support
Many other mostly latin american countries
Most of the wealthy since cheap labor keeps profits up.
Big business groups.
The Wall Street Journal
Chambers of Commerce
Immigration lawyers
Immigraiton rights groups like LaRaza (“the race”)
Business owners
Politicians
Who looses?
Most taxpayers
Anyone who has a kid in school
Environmentalists
All low wage workers and many mid level workers
Honest business people who have to compete with criminals
Comment posted October 28, 2010 @ 9:41 pm
If an undocumented worker is being paid under the table, then the employer is not paying the business share or withholding the employee share of payroll taxes. But so many undocumented are actually using a social security number belonging to someone else and the employer pays his share of payroll tax and the employee has his share withheld and paid into a Social Security and Medicare system that undocumented person will never be able to use. That is currently happening with undocumented workers all over the country who are employed by business who do ask for papers. Employers may not spend the time to dig deep enough, but they are getting paperwork and are paying the company and employee payroll taxes. That was the case in that one meat packing plant that was raided where about 300 workers were taken. And you know what- that company could not get workers to come in and take the jobs- they had to import other immigrants to the town just to get workers. This time they got white immigrants, but immigrants just the same. So where were all the Americans that wanted jobs?
Comment posted October 29, 2010 @ 10:06 am
In many cases, the undocumented worker receives cash and a “check stub” from a fictitious “temporary labor” company. The stub lists the various amounts withheld for taxes and social security – but those amounts are never actually submitted to any government agency. The undocumented worker never files a tax return, so there is no paper trail. The only way an employer gets caught is if a worker tries to file for unemployment or worker's compensation – but in most cases the employer will simply take the worker to a local hospital and pay the medical expenses out of pocket. In other cases, the worker is treated under the name of a legitimate employee by the employer's insurance. There are “day labor contractors” all over the US who have both documented and undocumented workers. It's very hard to prove this particular scam unless multiple visits are made to work sites to physically count the number of employees – something which almost never occurs.
Comment posted October 29, 2010 @ 10:35 am
Personally, I've never drawn unemployment – but I came very close last February. At the time, my weekly benefit would have been $475.00, the maximum benefit in Denver. At minimum wage, I would earn $290.00 for a 40-hour week. Should I be “lazy” and get $475, or be “hard-working” and pay for transportation and parking to earn $280? This is a very real scenario for a lot of unemployed Americans. If picking fruit or packing meat paid $15-20 an hour, a lot more of the “lazy” Americans you seem to despise would be applying for those jobs – and food would be more expensive. This is a very complex problem, since the cost of produce and meat are dependent upon the cost of labor.
Most Americans are accustomed to a level of comfort that seems outlandish to the average undocumented worker. To someone from rural Mexico, living in a single room with 3 other workers and sharing expenses is luxurious in comparison to what they had in Mexico. They don't expect the degree of privacy most Americans take for granted. They may never have had an apartment with a private bathroom and hot water until they came here.
If we, as Americans, were all willing to live in the “worker accommodations” (dormitories and multiple-occupant “apartments”) provided by many farms, we'd probably have a much lower unemployment rate – but very few of us are willing to give up our furniture, our car, our television set, and our computer to go live in a dormitory with strangers and work for a pittance.
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Comment posted November 1, 2010 @ 10:21 am
oh look, a typical npr liberal …………… cant argue the point or the fallacy of obama media reporting, so you start demonizing those that see the truth of the damage by the illegals/criminals
Comment posted November 1, 2010 @ 8:04 pm
One must assume you only watch Fox and get your talking points from them. Because of all the news sources I watch/read/listen to, it is clear that your “Obama media” is so far off the mark that it is laughable. It is clear to the majority of us that Fox and their talking gas bags are simply fooling those who watch them into believing they are the only ones who tell the truth when in fact I have never heard more biased reporting than on Fox. It isn't even reporting- it's making it up as you go along.
I know I can count on NPR doing their investigating on each story like before they put it on. They are not liberal or conservative- they are telling the truth. NPR is careful to stay above the fray and keep their reporting unbiased and accurate.
I find it interesting that no one is commenting on the fact that we are talking about human beings here. That the private prison industry is called an industry when they deal in humans is unseemly. I don't care what people have done, they are still people. For a group to call illegal immigrants the next “big market” like they are cattle being bought and sold is wrong. Treating people like an industry is not one of America's finer moments. I am not denying that we have to have workable immigration reform, but to not remember these are humans we are talking about is a failure on our part. How can we blame people for wanting to come here? Wouldn't you in their shoes?
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