Judge dismisses lawsuit over Nebraska's immigration detention facility with prejudice
A judge ruled the governor has authority to contract with federal immigration authorities, dismissing the lawsuit with prejudice, preventing refiling of the challenge.
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McCook lawsuit dismissed that challenged Pillen power over Nebraska-ICE prison
Red Willow County District Judge Patrick Heng hears arguments from attorneys Nick Grandgenett, left, and Jennifer Huxoll, right, about the legality of converting the state's Work Ethic Camp in McCook, Nebraska, into an immigration detention center. Oct. 24, 2025. (Erin Bamer/Nebraska Examiner)LINCOLN — The district judge in southwest Nebraska’s Red Willow County who ruled in October that the Pillen administration had the legal authority to conve…
Lawsuit against Governor Jim Pillen over the McCook ICE detention center facility has been dismissed
A lawsuit against Governor Jim Pillen regarding the use of the Work Ethic Camp in McCook as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center has been dismissed.Former state lawmaker Dianna Schimek is one of the plaintiffs in the case. Schimek believed Pillen exceeded his authority under state law by allowing the federal government to use the facility.When the suit was filed last fall, Pillen asserted the court lacked jurisdiction and the …
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