Did you know about the detention camp in Utah?

Question

Did U hear? In Centerville, UT, they are building a $65 million facility to be completed in September?
It will consist of 10 dome-like structures made of steel frames covered with a nylon-based materal. Each dome will house 200 beds for a total of 2,000 beds to hold illegals for deportation.

The government is working to end the "catch and release" policy that has recently resulted in the deportation of thousands of illegals.

This contract was secured by a local company who received it from ICE less than a month ago. They began contstruction the end of June...

While the facility may look like tents, they are very secure. Two fences of razor wire protect the project, ....the illegals will be held there, processed and deported with an estimated holding time of 2-4 weeks.


ISN'T THIS GREAT.... the plan is to build these holding camps all over the nation....

Now, let the deportation begin!

America belongs to Americans!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Goodbye MEXICO!!!!!
Additional Details
25 minutes ago
as reported in the Ogden, Utah newspaper

www.standard.net

Answer 1

I have heard this report, but I wasn't aware it had been substantiated.

Can someone provide a link?

Also, I think that legal immigration of the most talented and ambitious people (from anywhere in the world) is generally a good thing, but that uncontrolled and illegal immigration should be stopped.

Answer 2

Thanks for saying goodbye mexico, because we all know that illegals are from mexico no matter if they look asian, black, white or arab. Anyway, lets see, it will hold 2000 illegals for about 2-4 weeks, during the time they will need food, and they will need security guards and cleaning crew. After 2-4 process, they will be put on a bus or a plane and sent to which ever country they come from, so there has to be a bus and plane contract somewhere. Also the fuel supply for the busses and planes. Now there are 20 million illegals, and we are dealing with 2000 at a time for about a month period. So the process is really slow. In the mean while this program would need funding for all the things i mentioned and some more, so we are looking at more than a 10 year program to eliminate illegals. All which will be paid through our taxes, costing us much more than illegals cost us now. How bout we stop spending on such idiotic ideas, we enforce the laws we have, and give illegals amnesty so they can contribute to our economy, that's too farfetched isn't it.

Answer 3

Yes.... it's too bad the "native" americans didn't actually have a "nation" here to begin with. Then they might have actually had a cohesive response to the settlement of europeans and may have even developed the industry to support a defense.

Unfortunately the "native" americans were tribal and nomadic in nature. They had little claim in terms of land they "owned" and were constantly at war with each other in attempts to take more fertile "hunting grounds". Having done this and not formed a "nation" they were ALL moved from their lands when a more organized "tribe" arrived on their shores and established a "nation".

Wow... I bet you never see things characterized like that in school. Too politically incorrect, regardless of truth, for any liberal school district.

Answer 4

It's too bad that Native Americans hadn't thought of this when Europeans and others started immigrating to North America. Then the land might still belong to them.

Answer 5

perhaps your story would be more credible if you provided a link to this paper, otherwise you are not taken seriously

Answer 6

hooray for concentration camps!!!

How many more times are you going to ask this question, mimilundgren?