The Department of Homeland Security has reversed course on its plan to sell a New Jersey warehouse and will go back to its original intention of converting it into a detention facility.  A federal judge was notified July 10 of the agency’s decision to start the project, according to Bloomberg. It was the same judge who was told in June about DHS’ plan to sell.  Lawyers for Roxbury township, where the facility is located, and DHS will submit a joint status report regarding the warehouse on July 17. Roxbury's 470K SF warehouse is 40 miles west of New York City. It was purchased from DG Roxbury Property...