Prisons and Profits
The intertwining of immigration detention and local economies reveals a troubling truth: prisons are lucrative for communities. As local governments and private companies profit from incarcerating migrants, the human cost is often overlooked, with stories of abuse and neglect surfacing from within these facilities. Ultimately, this issue transcends political divides, exposing a system that thrives on locking up vulnerable populations.In this clip
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The US Can Move past Immigration Prisons – and towards Justice | César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández
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