Berks officials await answers on ICE warehouse
UPPER BERN TOWNSHIP — A week after news broke that the Trump administration plans to get rid of two warehouses in Pennsylvania, local and state officials say they are in the dark about what will happen next. The Department of Homeland Security and ICE have not disputed reporting by the New York Times that federal officials intend to sell or give away seven of the 11 warehouses purchased over the past year as part of a sweeping, $38.3 billion plan to expand detention capacity. Efforts to “reengineer” empty warehouses as detention centers and processing facilities were paused ...
