The span of a week and one day, workers have transformed the Dade Hall era, training and transition

airport from an 11,000 foot runway into essentially a temporary tent city dubbed alligator

alcatraz, just under 50 miles west of Trump's resort in Miami.

Now, his visit here comes as questions grow about the conditions being faced by undocumented

immigrants at detention facilities.

You have immigrant rights advocates questioning this project, hitting back, saying, is this really

reasonable to put an outdoor tent city outside here in Florida, in the middle of summer,

during hurricane season.

Now, we got an inside look at this facility with the president and saw the heavy-duty tents

and the repurposed FEMA trailers.

These are the locations that will house more than five.

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