Arizona Doesn’t Need Any More For-profit Prisons

(Credit: Getty/Instants) In Arizona, private prisons have been used by the state since the mid 1990s. But in May, the City of Mesa, a southeastern suburb of Phoenix, passed a measure to begin a three-year contract with the private prison company CoreCivic, a company marred in controversy and lawsuits across the country, becoming the first major Arizona city to use private prisons.  Private prisons, or for-profit prisons, are privately owned facilities on government contract to house inmates.

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