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Geo Group asked Immigration and Customs Enforcement remove lines in the federal standards saying contractors needed to follow state and local laws around the treatment of detainees and that ICE amend language to support its legal position in these cases, Douglas MacMillan of Washington Post reports, citing person briefed on the discussions. Geo has faced lawsuits in three states alleging it violates minimum-wage laws by paying some immigrant detainees $1 a day to work, according to the Post. The company also asked that the federal standards specify that detainees are not employees of the facilities where they work. The new national detention standards, which ICE posted to its website today, include some of Geo's requested changes, according to the appear.

New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport filed a lawsuit against GEO Group, which operates the Delaney Hall immigration detention center in Newark, NJ. The lawsuit requests that the court grant the New Jersey Department of Health full access to the facility, "which is the focus of well-documented concerns about inhumane and unsanitary conditions for detainees," Davenport said in a statement. "GEO Group must allow our state's health inspectors to conduct a full inspection of Delaney Hall. The reports of unsanitary and unsafe conditions inside Delaney Hall are extremely concerning, and GEO Group-like any other business and facility in New Jersey-must follow the law," added Davenport.

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