Sites in 3 states eyed for permanent child detention centers

ATLANTA (AP) — A government spokesman says President Donald Trump’s administration is evaluating vacant properties near five U.S. cities as potential permanent sites to hold unaccompanied migrant children.
Department of Health and Human Services spokesman Mark Weber said Wednesday that property is being assessed in and around Atlanta; Phoenix; Dallas; Houston; and San Antonio, Texas.
Bidding documents request properties that can accommodate up to 500 children. Buildings must have up