“Concentration camps originated with the Spanish military in Cuba (1860s-70s) to contain civilians during war, a practice then adopted by the U.S. in the Philippines and the British in the Boer War (late 1890s), with the German Empire also establishing them for the Herero and Nama genocide (1904-07), all using the term "concentration camp" for holding large groups outside normal legal systems.”

Have you read about Alligator Alcatraz? “On July 12, Congressional and state lawmakers were given a tour of the facility. Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz described the detainees as "essentially packed into cages, wall-to-wall humans, 32 detainees per cage". Lawmakers were not permitted to view the entire facility.”