The contract termination was driven primarily by costs, according to the WSJ. Unlike most CXW ICE contracts, the center has been operated under a costlier model because it was initially opened in 2014 to house families, then was transitioned in 2021 to detention primarily of individual adults. Despite the expected short-term challenge of the contract termination, longer term we expect rising demand from ICE under the traditional detention model. In fact, last month ICE / DHS issued an RFI for detention capacity in the Chicago, Harlingen, Texas & Salt Lake City markets. CXW's Midwest regional center in Leavenworth, Kansas has capacity and potentially could represent a well-positioned solution.