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Jesuit Investors Criticize GEO Group for Human Rights Lack

2/10/2026

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Catholic investors, led by Jesuit priests, criticized GEO Group for rejecting shareholder vote seeking disclosure of alleged human rights violations at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facilities.
They allege GEO's operations involve poor conditions, including inadequate sleeping.
GEO, an ICE contractor with detention centers in Texas and California, has faced scrutiny for lack of transparency and reduced human rights reporting.
GEO says it engages with shareholders and complies.

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Catholic investors, led by Jesuit priests, criticized GEO Group for rejecting shareholder vote seeking disclosure of alleged human rights violations at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facilities.
They allege GEO's operations involve poor conditions, including inadequate sleeping.
GEO, an ICE contractor with detention centers in Texas and California, has faced scrutiny for lack of transparency and reduced human rights reporting.
GEO says it engages with shareholders and complies.