The New American Plantation

#6 | August 1st, 2026

The New American Plantation

State Sanctioned Human Trafficking

Definition, Human Trafficking, as defined by the united states department of homeland security: "Human trafficking involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some type of labor or commercial sex act".[1] When I say Human Trafficking, I am specifically referring to the use of force to obtain some type of labor. Unfortunately, this happens to be state sanctioned and taxpayer funded. It's worth quoting what follows their definition: "Every year, millions of men, women, and children are trafficked worldwide – including right here in the United States. It can happen in any community and victims can be any age, race, gender, or nationality.". Your god damn right it can.

The DHS website also has some helpful tips for evading human traffickers. It says that traffickers might use certain methods to lure victims into trafficking situations like false promises, manipulation, and violence. Traffickers also search for easy targets like the vulnerable, people in economic hardship, and people lacking social safety nets.

It is not illegal to move from one place to another. Humans have literally been moving towards better circumstances for our entire existence. Self evident truths and all that. The below two companies, in coordination with the state, use a combination of manipulation and violence to entrap vulnerable men, women, and children, who lack social safety nets, and exploit them for profit.

Below are a series of trades in two companies alongside united states immigration policy during 2025. Both companies are major providers of state sanctioned human trafficking and rely on government contracts for business. They lose money when there are no humans to exploit. More humans trafficked, more human labor exploited, more profit for investors.

Keep in mind that a policy announcement, law, contract, and activation of a facility or service are not consideredthe same event. A policy can establish some federal direction but Congress can deny funding. An agency can award a contract but it may take months for a facility to become functional.

DateGEO GroupCoreCivicCombined rangePublic policy or contract contextSources
Jan. 20---The White House issues border and immigration orders, and CBP ends CBP One scheduling and related nationality programs on the same day.[2], [3], [4]
Jan. 21---DHS restores expedited removal to the fullest.[5]
Jan. 29---The Laken Riley Act becomes law.[6]
Jan. 30Purchase $15-50kPurchase $1-15kPurchase $16-65kThe first combined purchase.[6]
Feb. 3Purchase $1-15kPurchase $1-15kPurchase $2-30k--
Feb. 4Purchase $1-15kPurchase $1-15kPurchase $2-30k--
Feb. 5Purchase $1-15k-Purchase $1-15kVenezuelan Temporary Protection Status is terminated.[7]
Feb. 20---DHS partially vacates an earlier notice on Haitian Temporary Protection Status.[8]
Feb. 24Purchase $15-50kPurchase $1-15kPurchase $16-65k--
Feb. 27---GEO Group makes a deal with ICE to use its Delaney Hall detainment camp.[9]
Mar. 7---CoreCivic makes a deal with ICE to use its Dilley detainment camp.[10]
Mar. 15---The President invokes the Alien Enemies Act against Venezuelan nationals identified as Tren de Aragua members.[11]
Mar. 20---GEO Group makes a deal with ICE to use its North Lake detainment camp.[12]
Mar. 27Sale $1-15kSale $1-15kSale $2-30k--
Apr. 1---CoreCivic makes a deal with ICE to use its California City detainment camp.[10]
Apr. 10-Purchase $1-15kPurchase $1-15k--
Apr. 28Purchase $15-50k-Purchase $15-50k--
May 15Purchase $15-50k-Purchase $15-50k--
May 16---The Supreme Court orders habeas corpus in Alien Enemies Act litigation.[13]
June 4---The White House restricts entry for certain foreign nationals.[14]
June 10---GEO Group makes a deal with ICE to use its Adelanto detainment camp.[15]
June 27---Haiti's Temporary Protected Status is terminated.[16]
June 30Sale $1-15k-Sale $1-15k--
July 1---CoreCivic acquires Farmville Detention Center in Virginia.[18]
July 4---Major funding for ICE detention and trafficking operations.[17]
July 31Purchase $15-50kSale $1-15kMixed: $15-50k purchase and $1-15k sale--
Aug. 14---CoreCivic makes a deal with ICE to use its West Tennessee detainment camp.[19]
Sept. 2Sale $15-50kSale $1-15kSale $16-65k--
Sept. 3---Venezuela's 2021 Temporary Protected Status is terminated.[20]
Sept. 30---GEO Group makes a deal with ICE to provide electronic monitoring, case management, and supervision services.[21]
Oct. 1---CoreCivic makes a deal with ICE to use its Diamondback detainment camp.[22]
Early Oct.---GEO Group makes a deal with ICE to use its North Florida detainment camp.[23]
Oct. 3Purchase $15-50k-Purchase $15-50k--
Oct. 16Sale $15-50kSale $15-50kSale $30-100k--
Nov. 24Purchase $15-50kPurchase $15-50kPurchase $30-100kLater full-year reporting describes expanded ICE revenue and capacity following 2025 facility activations and awards.[24], [25]

These trades are directly from donald trumps 2026 financial disclosure report

  1. DHS website July 31, 2026: What Is Human Trafficking?
  2. White House, “Protecting the American People Against Invasion,” January 20, 2025: white house
  3. White House, “Securing Our Borders” and “Declaring a National Emergency at the Southern Border of the United States,” January 20, 2025: white house and white house
  4. U.S. Customs and Border Protection, “CBP Releases January 2025 Monthly Update”: cbp
  5. Federal Register, “Designating Aliens for Expedited Removal,” 90 FR 8139, January 24, 2025: federal register
  6. Congress.gov, S. 5, the Laken Riley Act, Public Law 119-1: congress
  7. DHS Office of Inspector General, OIG-25-30, “DHS Needs to Improve Its Process for Terminating Temporary Protected Status”: dhs
  8. USCIS, “Update on TPS for Haiti,” February 20, 2025: uscis
  9. GEO Group, “The GEO Group Awarded 15-Year Contract by ICE for Company-Owned, 1,000-Bed Delaney Hall Facility,” February 27, 2025: geo group
  10. CoreCivic, 2025 Form 10-Q, facility and letter-agreement disclosures: sec
  11. White House, “Invocation of the Alien Enemies Act Regarding the Invasion of the United States by Tren de Aragua,” March 15, 2025: white house
  12. GEO Group, “The GEO Group Reports First Quarter 2025 Results”: geo group
  13. Supreme Court of the United States, A.A.R.P. v. Trump, May 16, 2025: supreme court
  14. White House, “Restricting the Entry of Foreign Nationals to Protect the United States,” June 4, 2025: white house
  15. GEO Group, “Update on Recent Court Settlement Allowing for Immediate Full Intake at Adelanto,” June 10, 2025: geo group
  16. USCIS, “DHS Terminates Haiti TPS, Encourages Haitians to Obtain Lawful Status,” June 27, 2025: uscis
  17. Government Publishing Office, Public Law 119-21, approved July 4, 2025: gpo
  18. CoreCivic, 2025 Annual Report: corecivic
  19. CoreCivic, “CoreCivic Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2025 Financial Results”: corecivic
  20. DHS, “DHS Terminates 2021 Designation of Venezuela for Temporary Protected Status,” September 3, 2025: dhs
  21. GEO Group, “The GEO Group Reports Third Quarter 2025 Results,” including the September 30 BI contract: geo group
  22. CoreCivic, “CoreCivic Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2025 Financial Results,” including the October 1 Diamondback contract: corecivic
  23. GEO Group, “The GEO Group Reports Third Quarter 2025 Results,” describing the early-October North Florida joint venture: geo group
  24. CoreCivic, 2025 full year results, including fourth-quarter ICE revenue and facility activations: corecivic
  25. GEO Group, 2025 full year results, including approximately 6,000 new ICE beds and capacity growth: geo group
  26. LA Illuminator, August 21, 2025: Deporting Citizens
  27. ABC, January 7, 2026: Murdering Citizens
  28. PBS, February 1, 2026: Using Children as Bait
  29. The Independent, July 31, 2026: Deportation as Unauthorized Travel

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