An internal Department of Homeland Security document shows how ICE plans to cram thousands of detained human beings inside a Georgia warehouse.

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      Started off as social media posts, then a brief note on Talking Points Memo, then a Philadelphia Inquirer op-ed. Maybe we’ll make it to the front page of the NYT shortly after the concentration camps open.

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    The plan to convert a newly built 1.2 million-square-foot warehouse into a concentration camp where as many as 8,500 humans — double the size of the current largest federal prison — would be housed for as long as 60 days (or likely more) has riled up both residents and public officials in a place where 75% voted for Donald Trump in 2024.

    The frustrated city manager of Social Circle, which was offered no input as a cash-flush ICE recently bought the spec warehouse for a whopping $128 million, told the Guardian that he’s denying the feds’ request to turn on the public water as they race to open their detention camp there as early as April.

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      in a place where 75% voted for Donald Trump in 2024.

      LAMF material

      he’s denying the feds’ request to turn on the public water as they race to open their detention camp

      I don’t think he understands the point of concentration camps. You think they’ll respect building codes and occupancy laws? It’s where they send people to die. Lack of water is a welcome addition, they’ll still have it operational in April.