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were able and willing to serve many more residents than the contract required. This change in practice has caused fiscal strain in reentry centers. Sacramento. California: No longer accepting federal prisoners The longtime reentry center operated in Sacramento stopped accepting federal inmates this year.

pictured on a wall after a news conference in New York December 5, 2013. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri/File Photo The Federal Bureau of Prisons spokesman Justin Long confirmed the cuts in response to an email inquiry from Reuters, and said they only affect areas with small populations or underutilized centers.

were able and willing to serve many more residents than the contract required. This change in practice has caused fiscal strain in reentry centers. Sacramento. California: No longer accepting federal prisoners The longtime reentry center operated in Sacramento stopped accepting federal inmates this year.

pictured on a wall after a news conference in New York December 5, 2013. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri/File Photo The Federal Bureau of Prisons spokesman Justin Long confirmed the cuts in response to an email inquiry from Reuters, and said they only affect areas with small populations or underutilized centers.

were able and willing to serve many more residents than the contract required. This change in practice has caused fiscal strain in reentry centers. Sacramento. California: No longer accepting federal prisoners The longtime reentry center operated in Sacramento stopped accepting federal inmates this year.

pictured on a wall after a news conference in New York December 5, 2013. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri/File Photo The Federal Bureau of Prisons spokesman Justin Long confirmed the cuts in response to an email inquiry from Reuters, and said they only affect areas with small populations or underutilized centers.