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ICE changes location of Tennessee call center site from Adams to Nashville

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By Adam Friedman Verified
| Chattanooga Times Free Press Verified
The location of a planned U.S. Department of Homeland Security national immigration enforcement call center has changed from Adams to Nashville, a federal contract database shows. Last week, the database showed ICE had awarded a $63 million contract to Alaska-based company Koniag Government Services, and listed Adams, a rural town of about 600 people near the Kentucky border, as the location of the new facility.
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The potential budget challenges for Tennessee’s next governor

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By Adam Friedman Verified
| The Newport Plain Talk Verified
For the past eight years, Tennessee has seen an ever-increasing state budget, with surpluses often in the billions of dollars. The growing pot of money has allowed Gov. Bill Lee and state lawmakers to use the extra cash for large-scale infrastructure projects, to cut taxes and expand the state’s private school voucher program.
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The potential budget challenges for Tennessee’s next governor

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By Adam Friedman Verified
| The Rogersville Review Verified
For the past eight years, Tennessee has seen an ever-increasing state budget, with surpluses often in the billions of dollars. The growing pot of money has allowed Gov. Bill Lee and state lawmakers to use the extra cash for large-scale infrastructure projects, to cut taxes and expand the state’s private school voucher program.
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