SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Despite a litany of protests and political efforts to block the opening of a massive U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) processing and detention facility in the Alamo City, the agency will move forward with the project. On Thursday, ICE officials awarded GardaWorld Federal Services a $17.3 million contract to renovate an existing warehouse and provide services to operate it.
The contract calls for the company to modify a more than 600,000-square-foot warehouse on the city’s east side that ICE purchased in early February for more than $66 million. The initial fixed-price contract calls for GardaWorld to provide…
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