Is This New Camp Worse Than WWII's? 5,000 Detainees in a Former Internment Camp! | JQJO

A new immigrant detention center at Fort Bliss, Texas, a former Japanese internment camp, has sparked outrage. Holding up to 5,000 detainees, the $1 billion facility mirrors the conditions of other controversial centers, raising concerns about human rights violations and a repeat of historical injustices. Critics draw parallels to the WWII Japanese internment camps, citing similar conditions and lack of accountability. The Trump administration defends its actions, while advocacy groups demand closure, highlighting the facility's potential to militarize immigration enforcement.