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Anonymous The camps that everyone warned(...) 10/29/25(Wed)09:24:59 No. 1453135 Advocates Warn of ‘Forced Labor’ Camp for Homeless People in Utah Designed to Enforce Trump Order https://www.commondreams.org/news/utah-homeless-internment-camp In an effort to fulfill President Donald Trump’s executive order on homelessness, Utah is building a massive facility that housing advocates warn will function as an “internment camp” where the unhoused will be subject to forced labor. Last month, Utah’s homeless services agencies came to an agreement for the state to acquire a nearly 16-acre parcel of rural land in the Northpoint area of northwest Salt Lake City to construct the first-of-its-kind facility, which is slated to have 1,300 beds. The genesis of the project began in July, following Trump’s “Ending Crime and Disorder on America’s Streets” executive order, which threatened to withhold funding from states and cities unless they criminalized homeless people camping on streets and ordered the attorney general to expand the use of involuntary civil commitment for adults experiencing homelessness. Despite a large body of evidence showing their effectiveness at curbing crime while keeping people off the street, the order also required the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to end its support of “Housing First” policies that provide unhoused people with homes without the requirement of behavioral health treatment or sobriety. Less than a week after Trump’s homelessness order, Utah’s Republican Gov. Spencer Cox, as well as the state Senate president and House speaker—both Republicans—sent a letter to the state’s Homeless Services Board, which was created last year following a legislative push by the Cicero Insitute—a far-right think tank that has proposed aggressive measures to criminalize homelessness and which has had major influence over Trump’s crackdown on the homeless during his second term. >>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)09:26:15 No. 1453136 >>1453135 In the letter, the leaders agreed with the Trump administration that they “do not support ‘Housing First’ policies that lack accountability.” They directed the Board to “accelerate progress on a transformative, services-based homeless campus that prioritizes recovery, treatment, and long-term outcomes, not just emergency shelter.” As far back as 2023, Trump has proposed using “large parcels of inexpensive land” to set up “tent cities” or camps for homeless people, coupled with a pledge to use “every tool, lever, and authority” to clear encampments from city streets. On the podcast Invisible People, which focuses on homelessness in America, Eric Tars of the National Homelessness Law Center said Utah’s new facility could be a “pilot program” for that effort around the country. “Their end goal is not just jail,” Tars said. “They want to put up more of these Alligator Alcatraz sprung structure type facilities,” referring to the ramshackle immigration detention facility constructed in a remote part of Florida’s Everglades earlier this year, where detainees have been cut off from access to their lawyers and are widely reported to suffer from inhumane treatment. He noted that, under a proposal drafted by the chair of Utah’s Homeless Services Board, Randy Shumway, more than 300 of the beds in the facility are slated for involuntary commitment. Other homeless people will be sent there for substance abuse treatment “as an alternative to jail” and will “receive care in a supervised environment where entry and exit are not voluntary.” Shumway referred to the facility as an “accountability center.”>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)09:47:53 No. 1453137 >>1453136 What is wrong with this? Put them to work and get them off the street. The homeless are all mentally ill and can't take care of themselves. It's okay when California literally gives them state funded fund, not building housing for them is wrong to democraps>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)10:18:08 No. 1453142 How you gonna get bums to work besides forcing them? We will just keep their paycheck to cover our expenses. >>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)10:38:16 No. 1453154 >>1453137 >>1453142 >Uh who cares about the slave labor camps? They need to work somehow >>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)10:44:29 No. 1453155 >>1453154 California pays people to be homeless>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)10:47:15 No. 1453156 >>1453154 >Commies, ignorant of history, complain about forced labor. lol. Do they get paid?>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)10:55:50 No. 1453157 >>1453156 why don't any of your posts make sense>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)10:56:11 No. 1453158 >housing is a human right! >NO NOT LIKE THAT! Make up your minds>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)11:00:15 No. 1453159 >>1453158 do you know why "house" and "involuntary detention center" aren't synonymous, shill?>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)11:03:37 No. 1453160 >>1453156 Do they get to leave? Do they get a choice of whether or not they work? Slaves got paid too; didn't mean they weren't slaves.>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)11:12:13 No. 1453161 >>1453159 How do you expect people to pay back the value of free housing?>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)11:14:19 No. 1453162 >>1453159 >involuntary Okay, live on the street, I don't give a shit>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)11:16:04 No. 1453163 >>1453162 you don't give a shit about anything you post, you're a shill. and if you tried to live here with your salary you'd be on the street>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)11:16:22 No. 1453164 >>1453161 >pay back the value of free housing >pay back the value >free >pay back >FREE >>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)11:17:56 No. 1453165 >>1453163 It's a dorm, retard. Read the article.>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)11:21:11 No. 1453166 >>1453165 why would anyone trust this administration full of malicious lying faggots>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)11:23:34 No. 1453167 >>1453162 >Okay, live on the street, I don't give a shit They can't; Trump is trying to make it illegal. So if your unfortunate enough to wind up homeless, your options are>Live on the street and get arrested >Go into one of these camps and be forced to work Either way the end result of being homeless is involuntary confinement.>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)11:33:12 No. 1453172 Don't get it twisted. Unless you are in the top 20% of earners in the country, they want YOU in the camps too. >>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)11:46:30 No. 1453173 >>1453135 It would be cheaper to just put them up in regular homes. The cruelty is the point.>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)11:57:24 No. 1453178 >>1453167 Sounds like Trump is finally fixing the problem>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)12:07:22 No. 1453187 >>1453178 >Fixing the problem of homelessness by effectively making being poor illegal >>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)12:08:26 No. 1453188 >>1453172 Reminder that Democrats have been trying to build FEMA camps for decades>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)12:10:21 No. 1453190 >>1453187 The homeless are not poor, they are mentally ill and rehabilitation is not possible.>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)12:11:07 No. 1453191 >>1453190 you're poor though, aren't you shill. have a penny>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)12:11:41 No. 1453192 If anyone is interested in how this was done correctly, read up on FDR's "CCC" camps in the early '30s. Anyone who wanted work (which was everyone), got housing, work, a living wage, free health care and education, and rebuilt this country after the great Crash. That is how you do this right. >>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)12:14:07 No. 1453195 >>1453192 >Anyone who wanted work (which was everyone), got housing, work, a living wage, free health care and education, and rebuilt this country after the great Crash. Wow, that sounds... consensual! And not involuntary!>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)12:14:59 No. 1453197 >>1453188 >muh demonrats the republicans hate you too, moron.>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)12:15:08 No. 1453198 >>1453190 >On hard times? You are clearly too mentally ill to function. We have to put you down. Only an insane man would lose his house and not be able to keep a job >>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)12:15:22 No. 1453199 >>1453191 Sorry, Ranjeet. I have a job and I pay more in taxes than your entire village makes shilling Democrat propaganda>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)12:15:32 No. 1453200 >>1453173 Indeed, your opponents are all evil and work with the worst intentions. It's not a difference of opinion it's that they're terrible people. That's why you must kill them, terrorist.>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)12:19:04 No. 1453202 >>1453199 >>1453200 if that were the case you wouldn't be begging for attention, shill anon. have another penny>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)15:11:45 No. 1453284 As much as any of you can talk about it, when the time comes you will work in a camp and thank Trump daily. Like singing praises to God. >>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)16:07:35 No. 1453324 >>1453195 It didn't cost much and it employed tens of thousands and they built needed things all over the country. He had other WPA projects that got anyone who could work full-time paid employment and benefits. FDR was a greatest president and no one else is even close. Then Reagan started tearing it down and here we are, with a president who only protects the very wealthy and shits on everyone else ... and the poor love him.>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)18:50:00 No. 1453431 >>1453135 Remember when Alex Jones used to scare his listeners by saying Obama was going to build these camps? Pepperidge Farms remembers.>>
Anonymous 10/29/25(Wed)19:20:10 No. 1453439 >>1453135 Jesus fucking christ.>>
Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)02:13:36 No. 1453619 The Tree of Liberty needs watered with the blood of patriots. Thanks for volunteering, Maga. >>
Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)02:13:44 No. 1453620 >>1453431 I never listened to him.>>
Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)02:14:57 No. 1453621 >>1453324 >with a president who only protects the very wealthy and shits on everyone else What?>>
Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)02:15:19 No. 1453622 >>1453324 Reagan also closed the asylums and gave us the crazies we have today. Thanks Bobbie. Thanks Ronnie. Thanks Donnie.>>
Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)02:18:34 No. 1453625 >>1453622 untruth shitty post.>>
Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)03:02:40 No. 1453629 >>1453621 Trump, anon.>>
Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)06:56:57 No. 1453636 Just another day here in paradise. >>
Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)10:20:06 No. 1453661 >>1453625 Reagan didn't close the asylums? Sounds like you coping hard, anon.>>
Anonymous 10/30/25(Thu)10:21:23 No. 1453662 >>1453661 Nah, civil rights lawsuits did that.>>
Anonymous 10/31/25(Fri)09:49:42 No. 1453827 >>1453662 Not true. On a secondary note though, blame always goes to the leader. That is part of the burden of being leader, only little bitches playing leader do the blame game instead of solving problems. America is done it just doesn't understand yet. The United Snakes of Embarrassment. Thanks Trump.>>
Anonymous 10/31/25(Fri)16:33:27 No. 1453878 Good. >>
Anonymous 10/31/25(Fri)17:45:27 No. 1453929 >>1453135 Don't worry. The camps aren't for adults, they're for the child camps where millionaires can get fresh pizza and bowls of enclaires and mixed juice smoothies, though there are a variety of flavors with people there is only one served... go figure.
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