The Latest Breaking News from GEO Group

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, GEO Group, a private prison and detention center operator, is poised to benefit from the ongoing debates around immigration and border control, with its recent contract extensions and solid financial restructuring making it a compelling small-cap stock to watch.

People at two Geo Group facilities in California protest poor food quality, medical neglect and a working wage of $1 a day

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Concerns from advocates and state Democrats come after a 2023 ruling that allowed a private immigrant jail in New Jersey to remain open

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Nearly three years after his last insider buy, the private prison company's executive chairman has made a substantial investment in GEO Group shares.

If you’re politically agnostic regarding your investments, private prison operator Geo Group may offer a quick scalping opportunity, in part because everyone hates GEO stock.

With Queensland, WA and NSW pulling back on the ‘marketised approach’, they could be leading a national charge

Geo Group faces moral scrutiny but rising demand for secure detention facilities and short-covering dynamics might bolster GEO stock.

Under pressure, the government released a report examining the death of an immigrant in ICE custody. The report found multiple failures, but did not indicate they caused the migrant's death.

One of the largest prisons in NSW will be returned to public ownership after 30 years as the state government unwinds privatisation of the facilities.