This past Tuesday, ICE confirmed that it had moved all prisoners out of its notorious Florida concentration camp, dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz" by both mainstream media and the Trump admin’s right wing supporters.

Opened in July of last year in a remote part of the Everglades, the concentration camp has been costing FL taxpayers $1.2 million a day to run, and it didn’t take long for reports to come out about prisoners being abused by guards. Stories of water being given to prisoners filled with mosquito larvae and violence from guards when those in detention tried to advocate for each other have been continuous.

Also continuous: resistance groups in Florida have been staging protests and filing lawsuits. Of course, FL Governor DeSantis blamed the pending hurricane season for the closure, confirming that the camp has closed and the prisoners transferred elsewhere.

(Taken from an email sent to me by Never Again Action.)