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Donald Trump defeats Kamala Harris to become the next U.S. president, NBC News projects
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You do get that they can’t just take them to the border in a bus and drop them off on the other side, right? You need to make lots of deals with lots of different governments.
That takes a long time.
Meanwhile, all those people that are rounded up need to be detained long term. Especially the ones whose countries won’t take them back.
And to do that you need some sort of detention camp to concentrate those people in.
I wonder what the term is for such a place is?
The term in the US is 'Deportation Centers'...
The Nazis also had some creative terms when it came to genocide.
Do you reall mean to compare these Detention Centers with Death Camps?
The fact that you either don't know the difference between a concentration camp and a death camp or are pretending you don't does not speak highly of you.
I know the difference, but it is you who don't seem to...
Listen, I've had these meaningless debates with you before, and last time, it ended with you taking it personally and banning me, so I've got very little interest in these discussions anyway.
Please tell me the difference between a camp where people of a specific group are detained in large numbers in a very small area long-term, which is what will be necessary, and a concentration camp.
Because so far, your argument seems to be that it won't be called a concentration camp, so it isn't a concentration camp.