Prawo i regulacje · 21.02.1996

Notice of Final Environmental Impact Statement

Decision. The United States Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), has decided to proceed with the construction of the Federal Detention Center in Buffalo, New York. The INS, in conjunction with the United States Marshals Service (SMS), proposes to construct and oversee operation of a 454-bed Federal Detention Center (FDC) on a site of approximately 22.5 acres located in Genesse County, the Town of Batavia, Buffalo, New York. The FDC will be designed to provide detention facilities for individuals within the jurisdiction of INS and/or USMS while awaiting trial, awaiting sentencing, facing deportation proceedings, or who may have been charged with immigration violations and may have been found guilty of additional crimes, or having other business before the Federal courts for which sentences have been served at correctional facilities. The initial construction stage of the FDC will provide 254 beds. The facility may be expanded to provide a total of 454 beds. More detailed information describing programs, operations, and architectural and site development features of the FDC is included in a Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) dated December 22,