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Why don't they just take all these funds and start a new prison out in all that desert wasteland along the 58 past Mojave?  I mean the land would be cheap, there are vast areas where the only things around are quarries and no residential areas to burden infrastructure.  Sure the initial investment would be comparatively large but then they wouldn't have all these issues when they want/need to expand which I would venture to guess in the long run probably costs them more money.  I seriously don't understand why they need to stick a prison in the middle of a small residential area, and then start expanding it when there are much more remote areas better suited that are still in easy commute distance for the employees.
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