Concentration camps historically utilize labor for government and corporate interests. The situation in the U.S. could lead to undocumented workers being detained and exploited as slave labor for private companies. This process might be rationalized as a form of responsibility, similar to past injustices related to ownership. The Thirteenth Amendment permits slavery as punishment for a crime, and under this framework, the narrative could frame undocumented individuals as criminals. Action is necessary to oppose potential large-scale exploitation, as waiting for judicial intervention may not provide adequate protection.
Concentration camps are sites of tempting slave labor. Among many other aims, the Soviets used concentration camp labor to build canals and work mines.
Workers who are presented as undocumented will be taken to the camps... detained people will be offered back to the companies for which they were just working.
Trump has already said that this is the idea, calling it owner responsibility... A lot of Americans shot a lot of other Americans over this concept of owner responsibility between the years 1860 and 1865.
The Thirteenth Amendment allows slavery if only as punishment for a crime. The people described as undocumented or denaturalized are portrayed as criminals.
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