The new detention center was built in eight days more than 10 kilometers from allegorous panther, and is of great security that critics have compared to the conditions of the Nazi Germany concentration camps.
Trump administration is new Florida immigration detention center He has caused outrage, with some activists comparing it to the Auschwitz concentration camp operated by the Nazis. The protesters have exploded the installation, nicknamed “Alligator Alcatraz” – as “inhuman”.
Trump where On Tuesday traveled the detention centerwhich is surrounded by marshes filled with Cauimans in the Everglades.
“Very soon, this installation will manage the most threatening migrants, some of the most vicious people on the planet,” said Trump.
Trump joked about the waters infested by reptiles surrounding the installation, saying “we will teach them[detainees] How to run away from a Caimà if they escape from prison. “
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Images inside the installation showed rows of bunk beds surrounded by cages, which caused some social media users to publish photos that compare it to the Auschwitz concentration camp, a complex of more than 40 concentration camps and extermination operated by Nazi Germany in occupied Poland during World War II and the Holocaust.
They argued that the hard and isolated configuration echoes the cruelty of places like Auschwitz.
“One is a photo of Auschwitz the other, to Moldy. This is certainly a concentration camp. #Aligatorauschwitz Absolutely disgusting! “A user wrote to X.
“Alligator Alcatraz is a concentration camp. #Aligatorauschwitz“, Wrote another user X.
“There’s a reason we call it #Aligatorauschwitz“He wrote another, along with images comparing the two facilities.
Auschwitz, however, was a Nazi death camp where more than one million people, mostly Jews, were systematically killed. Florida’s installation, while opponents convicted of inhumans, is a detention center designed to contain migrants before deportation.
While critics collect visual comparisons between the Florida site and the Nazi death fields, many Jewish historians and leaders warn that these risks analogies decrease the unique horror of the Holocaust.
The new detention center was built in eight days more than 10 kilometers from Swampland and has 200 cameras and 400 staff.
The Governor of Florida, Ron Desantis, said that the detention center would house about 3,000 detainees, with some who began to arrive on Wednesday.
Trump said he would like to see similar facilities in other states.
“I looked outside and it’s not a place where I want to go on excursions at any time,” said Trump. “The only way out, really, is deportation.”
Hundreds of protesters gathered on Tuesday at the site, with signs calling for the human treatment of migrants and preservation protection.
The National Conservation Association of Parks hit the installation as “inhumana” and described it as a “cruel and absurd proposal”.
“The remote and lasted nature of this installation could leave people very real, especially when the Florida heat index and the hurricane season is increased,” said Melissa Abdo, the regional director of Sun Coast of the association in a statement.
“Endangered wildlife, iconic national parks and Florida’s drinking water supply would be at risk of this poorly conceived plan,” he added.