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Three people died in ICE custody in April, bringing the total deaths under Trump’s current term to at least seven. Victims include Brayan Garzón-Rayo, Nhon Nguc Nguyen, and Marie Ange Blaise, whose case raised questions about denied medical care.

ICE faces criticism over overcrowding, unsanitary conditions, and lack of oversight as detainee numbers near 50,000.

Advocates cite systemic neglect and worsening conditions amid Trump’s aggressive deportation campaign.

Human rights groups filed lawsuits over DHS office closures, and hunger strikes, protests, and investigations continue nationwide as detainees report abuse and deteriorating mental health care.

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[–] barneypiccolo@lemm.ee 3 points 18 hours ago (1 children)

The first AMERICAN concentration camp is being constructed as we speak. Soon we won't need Cecot.

Trump has signed an executive order to build a 30,000 bed detention facility in Guantanamo Bay, and a $249 million contract has already been awarded. It is due to be complete in 2030, but it will open in stages.

For context, the average maximum security prison in America is about 800-1200 people. The largest, in Angola, LA, is about 8300. That means this new detention facility will be almost 4 times larger than our current largest prison, which is already several times larger than average.

Its also going to be on a foreign island, surrounded by a (supposedly) hostile foreign nation, far from the prying eyes of the media or the courts.

We've seen Cecot, with its giant cells packed with 80 prisoners. We've also seen their method of frog-marching their prisoners.

Compare that with Russia's infamous Black Dolphin Prison where prisoners live this way for the rest of their lives:

they are forced to stand and forbidden from resting or sitting on their bunks from the time they awake until bedtime (roughly 16 hours).

They are also moved about in a similar way as Cecot:

Black Dolphin prison officers have a unique form of escorting inmates: prisoners are kept bent over at the waist while a guard holds his handcuffed hands behind his back, higher than his hips. This escort control tactic allows for maximum control while depriving him of a view of his immediate surroundings (preventing him from escaping and/or attacking prison staff)

The MAGA Nazis are very familiar both of these notorious prisons, and it is likely they will be the model for the the new Guantanamo Bay facility.

So who do they intend on putting in there? He is making it crystal clear that whoever is destined for Camp Gitmo will NOT be receiving trials, or anything resembling Due Process.

Our first AMERICAN concentration camp is being constructed as we speak, Google it.

[–] A_norny_mousse@feddit.org 2 points 11 hours ago

The first AMERICAN concentration camp is being constructed

Definitely not the first

But hey, you're preaching to the choir here.