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Nearly 400 pre-trial detainees to be transferred from private prison in Georgia in move critics say is "a catastrophe" Original

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By Cara Tabachnick Verified, Sarah Lynch
| CBS News Verified
The U.S. Marshals Service is preparing to transfer some 400 pre-trial detainees from a private prison in Georgia run by the Florida-based GEO Group to another facility nearly 200 miles away. Sources familiar with the plan say federal defenders, prosecutors and judges fear the move could disrupt criminal prosecutions in Atlanta, where the state's busiest federal courthouse is located. An internal email from the U.S. Marshals Service viewed by CBS News said the move will begin the week of Sept. 21.
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Feds plan to transfer hundreds of pre-trial detainees in private prison dispute

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By Cara Tabachnick Verified
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The U.S. Marshals Service is preparing to transfer some 400 pre-trial detainees from a private prison in Georgia run by the Florida-based GEO Group to another facility nearly 200 miles away. Sources familiar with the plan say federal defenders, prosecutors and judges fear the move could disrupt criminal prosecutions in Atlanta, where the state's busiest federal courthouse is located. An internal email from the U.S. Marshals Service viewed by CBS News said the move will begin the week of Sept. 21.
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Loopholes and Shady Practices Taint U.S. Surrogacy Industry

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By Cara Tabachnick Verified, Katrina Kaufman Verified
| HotAir Verified
Lured by an ad on Instagram promising a hefty payout, Andrea, an undocumented immigrant from Honduras living in California, decided to explore becoming a surrogate mother. After some agencies expressed concerns about her immigration status, she found one that said yes. Before signing the agreement, she asked the firm, San Diego-based Creating Your Dreams Surrogacy, to set up a video introduction call with the young couple seeking to become parents.
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