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City could revoke permit after data shows ICE detainees held for more than 12 hours at Glenwood facility

City could revoke permit after data shows ICE detainees held for more than 12 hours at Glenwood facility

News ClipAspen Journalism·Glenwood Springs, Garfield County, CO·3/18/2026

Glenwood Springs, Colorado, is investigating an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility for possible violations of its special use permit, including detaining individuals for longer than the allowed 12 hours. City officials may revoke the permit if violations are confirmed, potentially leading to the facility's closure. Local residents have raised concerns about the facility's operations and its compatibility with current zoning rules.

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Gov: Immigration and Customs Enforcement, U.S. General Services Administration, ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations
ICE holding facilities are typically used to process and detain people before they are transferred to a larger detention center or released. They often consist of small concrete rooms with no beds and are not designed for overnight use.