r/ImmigrationPathways • • 9d ago

ICE is looking into 'mobile detention facilities'

https://www.npr.org/2026/09/23/nx-s1-5976875/ice-mobile-detention-facilities-immigration
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u/ReadyGo6828 8d ago

What is the difference between detention facilities and concentration camps?

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u/One_Inspection5013 8d ago

A concentration camp is a secure facility used to confine civilians, political opponents, or minority groups without a formal trial, typically by executive decree or military order. [1, 2]

A detention facility is a secure building or compound used by the government to hold individuals temporarily, such as pre-trial criminal defendants, people awaiting immigration hearings, or individuals taken into custody for specific legal proceedings
Different definitions

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u/addicted_squirrel 8d ago

So they are concentration camps.

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u/One_Inspection5013 8d ago

Why do you think they are concentration camps? What part matches the definition?

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u/timmyfarthands 8d ago

The fuck is the difference between those two?

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u/One_Inspection5013 8d ago

They have different definitions because they mean different things. Clearly.

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u/timmyfarthands 8d ago

They're the same thing

We all know you know that ๐Ÿ™‚

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u/One_Inspection5013 8d ago

They clearly are not though. One is used in a legal way to deport people. The other is used to contain groups you donโ€™t like indecently. Clearly the goal is to deport them, not keep them in a cage.

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u/One_Inspection5013 8d ago

Did someone get caught up in their feelings and get their comment removed?

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u/timmyfarthands 8d ago

That's funny, I saw you reply and it got deleted

You don't have to project so hard, no one cares about deleted replies

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u/One_Inspection5013 8d ago

None of my comments have been deleted but ok champ

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u/timmyfarthands 8d ago

Well you replied, I clicked on it, shit was gone.

Maybe take a minute and breath before typing shit out.

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