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Over 70,000 people detained in 225 concentration camps with plans to double them.

Why isn't this a national emergency?

As people testified before Congress yesterday about the brutality and violence they'd suffered at the hands of ice, that massive paramilitary

organization was shopping for giant warehouse-style facilities they can retrofit into what

they euphemistically call detention centers.

Cable news people call them prison camps or Trump prison camps, but look at any dictionary.

Prisons are where people convicted of crimes are held.

As Merriam-Webster notes, a prison is an institution of confinement for confinement of persons convicted of serious crimes.

Jails are where people accused of crimes but still waiting for their day in court are held,

as near Miriam Webster notes, such a place under the jurisdiction of a local government

for the confinement of persons awaiting trials are those convicted of minor crimes.

But what do you call a place where people who've committed no criminal offense,

immigration violations are civil, not criminal infractions? The fine dictionary people at Merriam-Webster

note the proper term is concentration camps, a place where large numbers of people, such as

prisoners of war, political prisoners, refugees, or members of an

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