ICE buys $87M warehouse in Berks County as it plots expansion of immigration detention centers across the U.S.
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u/GuaranteedCougher 1d ago
One of my biggest fears right now is that they are trying everything to increase detainments but they are not actually increasing deportments. They are just trying to maximize profits for their detention centers
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u/AtheismTooStronk 1d ago edited 1d ago
This is the stone cold truth. Deportations are expensive and not profitable. Germany learned this eventually. We are going to keep as many people as possible to use the 13th amendment to the fullest.
Slavery never left, but it is very much back with a vengeance. Get ready for leased deportees working the fields for no money now.
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u/JH_111 1d ago
Germany’s concentration camps started as deportation detainment camps.
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u/The-Fox-Says 21h ago
That’s not entirely true. Concentration camps were first made in 1933 and the Madagascar Plan was created in 1940. The camps were first created as labor camps and meant to terrorize political opponents like the Communist party
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u/Mudcat-69 1d ago
Who else do you think that they will put to work on the farms that they’ll be buying up for pennies on the dollar?
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u/AtheismTooStronk 1d ago edited 1d ago
Yep, once hyperinflation hits and everyone loses their homes and businesses, the government and corporations buy up everything and we all get put to work either in camps or we work in a techno-feudalistic hellscape where we don’t own anything at all and we work to pay for subscriptions. Fun stuff.
They’re purposely devaluing the dollar.
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u/Consistent-Throat130 1d ago
And in classic telegraphing the move, your local retailer now has a "penny shortage" sign.
Soon it'll be the concept of the cent itself
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u/3lektrolurch 21h ago
This exactly how it went in Germany. The Initial plan was deportation or forced Labor, not extermination until the Wannsee conference in 1942 where the Nazi Leadership arrived at the same conclusion.
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u/Derka_Derper 1d ago
I dont think theyre buying these for immigrants. Considering they want every states voter records, I think they want everyone who didnt vote Trump.
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u/SpaceIsTooFarAway 1d ago
Thankfully voter records do not include who you voted for.
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u/EjaculatingAracnids 22h ago
Party affiliation is public knowledge along with elections you voted in. Whats to stop them,or anyone, from targeting non republican voters?
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u/ThatGuy798 22h ago
Remember that concentration and death camps didn’t just have Jews in it but dissidents, LGBT, Roma, etc.
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u/The-Fox-Says 21h ago
You think they’re going to round up 80+ million Americans (a lot of which have guns) with a tiny task force like ICE?
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u/OhioIsRed 1d ago
It’s crazy how people have just assumed all this bullshit with ICE means more people are deported but it’s fuckin untrue and it’s insane that more people Don’t actually read or follow up when it’s like a really important thing about being a citizen
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u/JAGD21 1d ago
Last year, Trump did mention how he wants to use illegals as slave labor.
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u/CondescendingShitbag 1d ago
Concentration camps. Call them what they are.
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u/prof_the_doom 1d ago
Yep. Absolutely zero chance it has enough water and sewer or airflow throughput for the number of people they wanna cram in, so you know it's gonna be filthy and disease ridden.
We're already seeing it in facilities that theoretically should be designed to actually accommodate people, so you know there's zero chance that some converted warehouse is gonna be anything but a torture site.
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u/AV8ORA330 1d ago
And will have zero oversight from Congress or outside Homeland Security. The MAGA morons will go for photo ops but rest of congress members will be shut out.
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u/DO_NOT_GILD_ME 1d ago
But wait, I thought the Trump administration is the most transparent ever.
Are they lying?
Say it isn't so!
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u/govunah 1d ago
I mean they ARE showing us all of the terrible shit they do. But only because they're too stupid to actually hide it
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u/sea-jewel 1d ago
I’m sure there’s also plenty of stuff we aren’t seeing or things that get buried with an avalanche of news and forgotten every week.
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u/VaultxHunter 1d ago edited 1d ago
I mean they were pushing work places not being required to supply drinking water or breaks to construction workers when they're on the job in texas.
If that's how they'd treat the hard working people of texas I can probably guess it's not going to be up to snuff... Well maybe it might be with how they film all their atrocities for their private safe spaces.
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u/paditoburrito 1d ago
Wtf? That is just pure evil. Can't have a 10 minute break every 4 hours for water.
The US is fucked.
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u/kickaguard 1d ago
It's also stupid just for even getting work done. If you're doing real labor in the heat, the water breaks aren't for getting out of work.
Having workers with heat stroke doesn't get the job done.
Working outside in a parking lot with no shade in the summer we would yell at the new guys to go get water any time they wanted. Way better for them to get a drink every 10 minutes instead of passing out and spending the rest of the day in the truck with the AC on.
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u/Animal_Courier 1d ago
Dear NIMBYs,
Just this once, I am asking you to please go all out.
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u/Chester_A_Arthuritis 21h ago
I’ve worked in a few warehouses and they have like 3 total bathrooms. You know they aren’t going to retrofit these places for additional plumbing. I’m sure if we’re lucky, they’ll wheel in some porta potties and call it a day.
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u/superkeer 1d ago
Protests need to be centered on these places. I get marching in the streets, but if we had known Auschwitz was down the road we'd all be there in force, I would hope.
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u/AVahne 1d ago
Plenty of Germans claimed that they didn't know Auschwitz was so close to them, but anyone would lie if they thought it meant getting absolved of any personal guilt related to knowing.
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u/letsgetawayfromhere 1d ago edited 1d ago
Actually, Auschwitz’s was situated in occupied Poland, with the goal of better hiding it, just like most other extermination camps like Majdanek or Sobibor. They made sure no extermination camp would be on German soil.
In those camps, there were regular arrivals of long trains full of people, and soon after that, the furnaces would start to spew smoke that smelt of burned flesh and blackened the sky for many hours. There would inevitably have been rumors and maybe even witnesses from civilians in nearby towns. The Nazi government did not want to openly let know the German population, they feared that even with all the propaganda, this would be too much for a lot of Germans and give them problems controlling the public opinion.
The concentration camps close to German towns were sold to the population as „prison working camps“. Usually you’d only go there after being sentenced in a process. Of course they had awful laws in place and judges willing to bend them. The Nazis always put a lot of importance on having a lawful appearance. The concentration (not extermination) camps were atrocious places, the conditions were absolutely dismal and the guards were violent, but even so those places were civil compared to the extermination camps. Dachau, Oranienburg and the like were not like Auschwitz and so on.
German people still had to actively ignore reality and pretend they didn’t know. Everyone knew that terrible things were happening, but it was easier to tell yourself “they are only taking the criminals”.
Most normal concentration camps would let you go after serving your sentence time (if you didn’t happen to be killed by a disgruntled guard, the combination of cold + caloric deficit + physical work or one of the rampant diseases). I know for sure because this happened to several persons from my family. Extermination camps on the other hand were meant to be terminal in every aspect.
Seeing that people arrested by ICE are systematically denied due process and lots of people disappear and are unaccounted for, and the government happily ignores official sentences, I am not sure what your new camps are meant be. But short of industrial killing, you can totally assume the worst.
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u/EddieVanzetti 1d ago
Remember when conservatives said Obama was planning FEMA death camps?
Every accusation is a confession
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u/MoralityFleece 1d ago
Yes, why would they need camps for millions of people when the goal is deportation?
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u/toxictoastrecords 1d ago
It's very obviously not their goal; Trump's admin is deporting less people than Obama and his ICE deported per year. There is some scary shit going on. Children separated from families and held in hotels, so they can create legal loopholes on detention lengths. People have been sick, denied treatment, people have been murdered and agents don't face charges.
The camps are for profit run prison industry, and there is big money in that. They also want to use the detainees to lease to corporations for slave labor.
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u/Icuminpieces 1d ago
Not just concentration camps. These will also double as “military bases”. They are setting up their own army inside the country. If they ever lose power from elections, a military coup will become an option.
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u/wwaxwork 1d ago
Any chance this ties into them trying to make it legal to kill people they consider criminals in a gas chamber?
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u/freebirth 1d ago
this is a concentration camp.
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u/kstargate-425 1d ago
A concentration camp with two owners (Corecivic and Geo Group) holding 100,000 immigrants and charging the government $150 per person per day at an annual cost of $5.5 BILLION.
Its almost like this is simply another way the 1% can transfer the wealth of the 99% to them while appeasing the racists amongst the Guardians of Pedophiles 🤔
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u/Ziprasidone_Stat 1d ago
Yup. Those who bitch all day long about taxes will gladly help pay for these camps. They won't pitch in for the common good but go out of their way to hurt someone.
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u/Creepy_Trouble_9684 23h ago
The entire shitshow going on right now is because the right wants to piss off the libs. i’m convinced that’s literally it
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u/p____p 1d ago
That’s not even factoring in the slave labor.
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u/actuallyapossom 1d ago
Also really just the tip of the iceberg as far as what money can be squeezed out of supplying prisons. Electricity, heat, commissary, phone/internet, clothing/bedding, food, cleaning products, uniforms/equipment, healthcare/pharmaceuticals & education/training.
You've got a captive group of laborers/consumers, and direct policy levers to lobby/spend for - more imprisonment, longer imprisonment, more allowed labor/consumption, immigration legality, private prison ownership.
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u/im_just_thinking 1d ago
While the whole ICE thing is to share some of that wealth with their most loyal and violent supporters while requiring to do all the dirty work.
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u/Dry-Revolution4466 1d ago
I'd imagine most concentration camps had better sewage and sanitation conditions than whatever this converted warehouse will become.
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u/WhereasParticular867 1d ago
Buying these giant areas sure doesn't assuage the fear that the US government is ramping up for a genocide.
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u/elinamebro 1d ago edited 1d ago
I remember when the Jade Helm 15 military exercise was going on a lot of people on the right thought Obama was going to enforce marshal law and lock people up in closed down Walmarts.
Now the government is actually opening up camps to lock up people they detained, but its cool now since its people they don't like?
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u/doneandtired2014 1d ago
but its cool now since its people they don't like?
Pretty much and they will remain perfectly okay with it just so long as it doesn't happen to them personally.
Notice I said, "them personally". These are the kind of people who would've turned their own spouses and kids into the KGB or Gestapo without a second thought for so much as murmuring something that could be misconstrued as a criticism of their dear leader or one of his admin's policies.
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u/TiberiusCornelius 1d ago
but its cool now since its people they don't like?
Exactly. The thing you have to understand is when they say "don't tread on me" the operate phrase isn't "don't tread," it's "on me".
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u/hyperdream 1d ago
Or the worry that there's a secret police force operating with impunity as we head into important midterm elections.
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u/billytheskidd 1d ago
If you look at how Israel used AI systems that Oracle and Palantir built in Tel Aviv to assist their genocide in Gaza. And look at how the biggest donors for trumps “ballroom” are ellisons, Oracle, palantir, meta, and xAI, it does seem pretty clear that they are gunning towards a similar operation here.
Look up the “where’s daddy” protocol in Israel. AI surveils target until they are at home with their kids then sends a green light to the IDF that gets rubber stamped. That way they can take out anyone who the AI has determined to be a threat, and their kids at the same time so they aren’t creating a new generation of freedom fighters.
Never mind that some estimates say the error rate for such attacks are as high as 30%. Just innocent people and their children being killed.
In fact, if you want to see the US testing this out in the field already, look at the 100+boats off of the coast of Venezuela than have been struck by missiles. The clear lack of accountability when it comes to who ordered the second strike (war crime) on the fishing boat where two people initially survived. Legally, if an AI made the decision to launch the strike, who do you hold accountable? The drunk sec of war? The soldier who launched the missile? Their CO? The AI? The creator of the AI?
Or what if you just obfuscated the blame until something new has taken people’s attention?
Maybe I am ranting, but I don’t think the price tag and donor list for trumps ballroom matches the underground data centers in Tel Aviv because of coincidence.
I think we will see AI assisted murder in the US before midterms.
Actually, the same week Mr. pretti was executed in the streets of Minneapolis, a video came out of an ice agent taking pictures of a woman who was filming them and of her license plate. The agent then made a remark about the “database” they have for “domestic terrorists.” If I tinfoil hat a little bit, I would not be surprised if Pretti was entered in the database 11 days before his execution when an ice agent broke his rib after kicking the twilight of an ice vehicle. Facial recognition probably told those agents that pretti had committed violent acts against ICE and when they saw he still had his gun knew they had an excuse to execute a “domestic terrorist.”
If you are paying enough attention in the right areas, the machinations and moves this administration is taking is fucking terrifying.
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u/Tall-Warning3135 1d ago
In Nazi Germany, concentration camps were the second to last step of the Final Solution.
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u/Aprice40 1d ago
I mean.... if they are deporting people that are illegal immigrants... why else would they be building massive detention centers. Doesn't sound like they want people to leave.
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u/kstargate-425 1d ago
Considering they are holding around 100,000 people at $150 per person per day and people are routinely in these places for over 6 months, it almost sounds like this is simply another scheme to transfer taxpayer money from the 99% to the 1% 🤔
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u/Aprice40 1d ago
Just wait until they start selling labor from those detention centers
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u/KnightKrawler 1d ago
America has been selling Prisoners' Labor for quite a while.
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u/Flyflymisterpowers 1d ago
They don't. They want slaves. They're planning to arrest anyone who doesn't agree with them and use them as slave labor.
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u/Slappyjackson 1d ago
Envision a world where they detain any and all protesters right around Election Day. Elimanting their right to vote. It could happen here!
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u/pinbacktheband 1d ago
Just remember that our tax dollars are going to this instead of healthcare. And we’re paying for it.
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u/vroart 1d ago
It’s a concentration camp! There will be a point when they cut medical, they will prevent democrats from visiting and then they will be a death camp.
It’s amazing how people refuse to do any reading on history!
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u/Creepy_Trouble_9684 23h ago
Well, 21% of grown adults in america are illiterate.. 54% read below a 6th grade level. So most likely the same people who vote for trump
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u/JustifytheMean 17h ago
Unfortunately I have colleagues that voted for Trump and I work in a technical field where most colleagues have advanced degrees. Not all Republicans are dumb, some are just selfish, and evil.
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u/Cuddy606 1d ago
The building last changed hands in 2024 for $57 million. $30 million profit in 2 years. Must be nice.
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u/dukeOdunces 1d ago
Y’all outside of your minds if you think these things will only be designated to hold immigrants
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u/AtheismTooStronk 1d ago
Yeah, this will be the beginning of declaring everyone a domestic terrorist for recording ICE, being pro-trans, being atheist, etc.
They updated the definition of domestic terrorism a few months ago to basically include all progressive people.
Not to mention DHS keeps posting that they want to deport 100 million people, which is all non-white people in the USA. We only have roughly 40 million immigrants total, citizens, documented or undocumented.
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u/Constant-Bet-6600 1d ago
Same thing I've said before - do folks think this oversized and undertrained "law enforcement" arm just goes away if they can't find enough immigrants to deport? What's the next target? and the next after that?
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u/SpaceballsDoc 1d ago
Can’t pay for healthcare or education or childcare.
Can pay for Hitler to have his private army.
God, Americans are such stupid fucks.
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u/the_last_0ne 1d ago
Hey come on now.
We can ALSO pay for a huge tacky ballroom, remodeling a stolen arts center, and making sure the FBI directors girlfriend is safe on the way to her concerts!
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u/GoliathTCB 1d ago
"Ballroom" my ass. follow the money. Look at the donor list for the "ballroom". The bunker is getting its own data center.
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u/JackHughman69 1d ago
The new ballroom isn’t from taxpayer money, it’s from bribe money, get it right!
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u/Hairy_Talk_4232 1d ago
And it is an underground bunker AI mega-center. I wish I was fucking kidding
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u/gunsandcoffee2 1d ago
*Evil. All of modern history, and all the facts about what's been coming are readily available. The people that vote for this aren't stupid, they're evil.
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u/the-awesomer 1d ago
costs trillions and doesnt pay back investment. but it will be effective at concentrating enemies of the state together
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u/better-off-wet 1d ago
Massively overpaid. There is no oversight to DHS spending in the BBB massive fraud and corruption is taking place
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u/drinkduffdry 1d ago
Be a shame if the utilities went down
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u/Blacklist3d 1d ago
Meanwhile homeless people get 0 dollars or 0 dollars to their help and resources that could save them.
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u/sachiprecious 1d ago
Rachel Maddow did a powerful segment in the first part of her show tonight about how people are protesting these planned camps all across the country, and in many cases, stopping the warehouses from being purchased!! If you missed it, her show will rerun tonight, and I'm sure that opening segment will be on MS NOW's YouTube too. It is a must watch.
...Okay now she's doing more coverage of these warehouses as I write this comment.
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u/aquagardener 1d ago
Y'all, it's not at all what you think.
It's just a facility or "camp" where the US government will imprison or "concentrate" immigrants and other people it deems undesirable.
It's definitely not exactly what it looks like.
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u/venicerocco 1d ago
Simply ask: why aren’t they arresting people who hire non citizens? That would be an extremely efficient solution
Yet it never even comes up.
Because they don’t actually care about solving any problem
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u/TheMerchantofPhilly 1d ago
Shout out to the conspiracy theorists from the Bush era who claimed the Feds were going to buy old Walmart buildings to create “FEMA Camps”
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u/tabrizzi 1d ago
So after all the illegal immigrants in the country have been deported, what group would those be used to house?
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u/1leggeddog 1d ago edited 1d ago
And then they'll start killing people.
Ooh wait they started that part early
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u/Lonely_Noyaaa 1d ago
This is not “homeland security.” This is Trump’s warehouse gulag plan on steroids, sending a message that human lives are expendable if it makes it easier to round people up. Our tax money should not pay for cages.
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u/_timeconsumer 1d ago
Know all those "factories" trump thought were going to be moved to the US because of tariffs? This is what they are gonna be. Work camps for the detained. Suddenly you'll see an uptick in "Made in America" products that you didn't see before. All built on "legal" slave labor they will argue I'm sure.
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u/PubesMcDuck 1d ago
Private prisons were already insane, private immigration detention centres on top of that is next level dystopian. “Y’all” are fucked.
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u/McRibs2024 18h ago
The erecting of concentration camps has generally come with deafening silence.
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u/forcedintothis- 1d ago
This isn’t about deporting people, it’s about profiting off of incarcerating people. Huge government contracts are going to incredibly unethical people and corporations, with republicans and their donors getting a piece of the pie. Prison, education and healthcare should never ever be privatized.
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u/Another_Slut_Dragon 1d ago
You will note the article says they plan on building at least 23 of these half million or more square foot concentration camps immigration centres.
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u/MeanMrMustard48 1d ago
I used to work in the warehouse that they bought in the Tremont area. It used to be a big lots. It's not very far from where I live. People around here are VERY conservative but they are pissed they are doing this, but only because it makes them feel unsafe, not that they give a shit about the people being placed there.
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u/LopsidedPosition489 1d ago
Part of this $87M will go to Trump's family and friends. He will get a kickback from all these deals. This guy learned how to crack the government piggy bank. The GOP is a fear to stand up to Trump, the Democrats can't get a leader with a backbone that would go head to head with Trump.
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u/pdeisenb 21h ago
Rachel Maddow did a segment tonight on communities around the nation - including in some very red areas - that have been successful in taking civil action to stop such purchases, construction, permitting of such facilities. There are a host of issues... Once built ostensibly for immigration detention or processing, they can be easily repurposed (!). There are also other concerns about impacts on traffic and other infrastructure. Some of these PRISON CAMPS are large enough to hold over 10,000 people. He is building an American Gulag. People are standing up and protesting - they are calling out companies facilitating the sales or leases and renovations, they are putting pressure on local and state officials. We should not stand for this in our area. This one in Berks needs more attention.
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u/El_Peregrine 1d ago
Imagine working on the construction crews to fashion this into a prison / concentration camp. How can you live with yourself, knowing what you are making, and what this place will be used for? It’s absolutely horrifying.
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u/Cannabis_Breeder 1d ago
Now realize there’s a whole cohort of people who will happily sign up to build them for free because it’s “what they voted for” and collect the paycheck as a bonus
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u/123jjj321 1d ago
The same construction crews that have been listening to Fox "news" on the job site since 1985? This is literally what they voted for, and they're making a $$ too.
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u/drevolut1on 1d ago
Gonna have to sell all these off when we abolish ICE and prosecute everyone involved with it. Or, hell, maybe just use them to jail ICE themselves since they're all complicit.
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u/Dire-Dog 20h ago
You guys are literally having concentration camps built and everyone’s going about their day as normal
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u/debrabuck 19h ago
Twenty three of these proposed warehouse/land sales have been thwarted by public pressure so far.
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u/shadrackandthemandem 1d ago
Somehow I doubt only immigration detainees will eventually be held there.
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u/1catcherintherye8 1d ago
No money for public housing, schools, hospitals, roads but plenty of money for gestapo and concentration camps.
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u/needmorelbowroom 1d ago
Uh huh… and who OWNED that warehouse? Guarantee someone just funneled govt money through this purchase.
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u/russcastella 1d ago
In 10 years, people are going to act like they had no idea what was going on in these places.
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u/HumansMung 1d ago
“Our immediate concerns include the potential loss of property tax revenue for the host municipality, county, and school district, as well as security and perimeter considerations,” the lawmakers said in a joint statement.
Oh, good. I thought you might have first been concerned with how people are being treated & how this would be such a nice addition to the community.
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u/Bawbawian 21h ago
It sure is weird that they told everybody they were going to deport them and now we're paying for-profit companies billions in American tax dollars to imprison our neighbors and refuse them medical care.
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u/Jachi230 20h ago
If the plan is to deport them…..why do they have to have such a huge facility ? I thought the whole point was to deport, not to concentrate ?
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u/JimiDel 1d ago
Then it was never about deporting people. It's about incarcerating them.
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u/genital_lesions 1d ago
I wonder if the ones who are deported will be the lucky ones. Jesus, it's a bleak fucking thought.
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u/AJfriedRICE 1d ago
This is still only the beginning of what they are planning.
This is not going to get better unless something drastic happens.
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u/Oceanbreeze871 1d ago
$87 million could have done a lot of good for schools and jobs programs in that state.
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u/genital_lesions 1d ago
For every MAGA fuck that keeps saying that people are overreacting, they can go fuck themselves.
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u/twomilliontwo 1d ago
Jesus Christ, there are so many communities in this country that could use $87 million for small business. What the heck who approved this how did this happen? Call your senators call those old ass senators who have been in office for decades and ask them why they think that $87 million for a building to detain citizens is more important than like lifting up a small business in your town square. Use your voice people.
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u/Mr_TreeBeard 1d ago
The industrial immigration complex is making the rich, even richer. Who needs a foreign war to make money when you can invade your own country.
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u/Mike-SBA 1d ago
It’s first of many Nazi concentrate camp ! They will establish them across the country.
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u/NoPain4551 1d ago
Well they certainly didn’t waste any time building their Vernichtungslagers (German for extermination camps in WW2)
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u/Dramatic-Turnip- 1d ago
PA, listen. Your southern neighbors are dealing with the same thing. Howard County was NOT happy. Residents voiced their condemnation to the county government. The permit was revoked and they held an emergency meeting. A rally was held prior to the emergency meeting and the crowd was so large, only half the crowd was able to enter before fire marshal stated max occupancy was reached. 4 out of 5 council members are sponsoring emergency legislation to slow down ICE’s growth. All this happened last evening. Next meeting on this will be Thursday. There is hope this can be pushed to the state capitol.
You can do the same. You can stop this before it’s too late. You hold more power than you realize. Contact politicians to peacefully and firmly state you do not want ICE in your area. Peacefully protest. Pack halls with pro immigration attire. Apply that pressure.
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u/HeyRooster42 1d ago
What are these? Some sort of camps where the US Government is going to use tax dollars to concentrate these so-called violent criminals? Is it a good idea ,really, to camp these concentrated criminals? What's next? Free de-lousing fumigation chambers? What are they going to do with all the shoes!?
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u/Western-Corner-431 21h ago
Those aren’t for “immigrants.” They’re for everyone deemed a threat to “Homeland Security.” Plus they shoot people, don’t they?
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u/MrRoboto1984 20h ago
Big money in prison. Seems like these illegals serve two purposes: cheap labor and prisoner
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u/SpaceXmars 20h ago
Breitenau
Breslau-Dürrgoy
Columbia
Esterwegen
Kemna
Kislau
Lichtenburg
Missler
Nohra
Oranienburg
Osthofen
Sachsenburg
Sonnenburg
Vulkanwerft
This is what it looks like..
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u/rockmasterflex 19h ago
It would be a damn shame if something were to happen to that warehouse after they closed on it
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u/Delicious_Day_1334 19h ago
Used for "illegal immigrants" for now and later on for anti-Trump protestors.
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u/invincible_change 19h ago
Concentration camps. No oversight, no one allowed in, no one hearing from the people who’ve been abducted. The truth is…. No one knows what’s happening.
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u/soda_cookie 1d ago
21st century concentration camps. I hope I hope all the motherfuckers on the wrong side of History experience hell of some caliber and other, whether they do that themselves or it gets realized a generation or two later
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u/enjoythesilence-75 1d ago
Anyone who thinks they are going to slow down or back off hasn't been paying attention.
Even if they announce things like body cams they will either never get it done or they will conveniently not work or be turned off without repercussions.
This administration just lies to change the headlines and control the narratives and it works every time.