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Originally posted by Salt of the Earth
Here's footage shot by Alex Jones' film crew. Starts out with a clip from the news station concerning the Palestinian family who was grabbed and sent to separate camps, a map shown on the station of where they went. Did the TV station make this up? Then into the film, about 16 minutes, you see Alex's film crew shooting a camp outside Austin, Texas (Taylor, Texas) -- there's no doubt this is authentic. They even talk to some of the guards. You can see the kids there, so this is definitely not a place for "vicious criminals." It's for families.
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The T. Don Hutto Residential Center, an immigrant detention facility in Taylor...The 512-bed center holds families of non-criminal immigrants as they await rulings on whether they will be allowed to remain in the country.
T. Don Hutto Residential Center
A private company, Corrections Corporation of America, owns and operates the facility with funds from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office....
“We’re supporting the federal government’s stand on immigration, and this affords the opportunity for the families to be able to stay together,” ....
T. Don Hutto is a former medium-security prison that was converted into a family detention center in 2006, making it the second of its kind in operation. Per ICE standards, families are housed together, but are separated by gender.
Morrison estimated that residents remain in the facility for an average of 40 to 45 days, some staying as little as two or three days and some as long as six months. The average length of stay in ICE centers nationwide was just more than 30 days in 2008, according to ICE.
Originally posted by tide88
Really, so that place in taylor is a fema camp. WRONG. It is the T. Don. Hutto Residention Center.
A private company, Corrections Corporation of America, owns and operates the facility with funds from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office....
So tell me salt how does this have anything to do with Fema Camps? It has no connection with fema what so ever.
Originally posted by tide88
reply to post by Salt of the Earth
Well salt if you are right, which is highly unlikely, and there are all these camps and you believe in the NWO, you must also think they are monitoring websites like this and keeping tabs on people like you. You would be one of the first people who first throw into these camps. If people really believed all the crap they posted on this site they wouldnt even be using the internet. After all the government controls the internet and tracks everything ever posted. These people would be living in the woods or mountains in a cabin, growing their own food, completely off the grid. I know if I believed it I sure as hell wouldnt be exposing myself to the possibility of being one of the first to occupy these death camps. I would get off my ass, sell everything I owned and moved. Hell, I would live in a tent in the woods if I believed everything you did.
Originally posted by tide88
Take the section in hr 645 that states: (4) to meet other appropriate needs, as determined by the Secretary of Homeland Security.
Originally posted by tide88
And those places are privately owned but funded by the government. It is owned by CCA, a privatly owned corporation. CCA
Now show me where fema comes into play here?