Camps

American concentration camps are in full swing, with death totals climbing every ten days—the only hope for the imprisoned is the U.S. midterm elections

People in the United States are dying in American concentration camps.

Since Donald J. Trump took office in January 2025, at least 49 people have died in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to death reports and news releases published by ICE itself. The pace has reached one death every ten days, ABC News reports. By comparison, …