Citizens Bank has announced it will end its financial relationships with private prison operators CoreCivic and GEO Group. The decision comes after sustained public pressure from activists and shareholders. This move reflects a growing trend of banks distancing themselves from the private prison industry due to ethical concerns. The change affects the financial backing of these companies, potentially impacting their operations.
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Activists have long criticized private prisons for poor conditions and profit motives.
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