WASHINGTON, D.C. (WSMV) - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is working to build a call center in Nashville, according to a contract document obtained by Reuters.

The Reuters report states that the call center would have a dedicated unit focused on tracking unaccompanied migrant children with the help of state and local police.

ICE is looking to create a round-the-clock facility that could handle 6,000-7,000 daily calls related to immigration enforcement, according to the document, which was posted to a government contracting website on Tuesday.

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The contracting document listed Nashville as the likely location for the call center, according to Reuters.

Efforts to obtain confirmation from Tennessee’s lea

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