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who knows...there are reports of hundreds missing from the alligator concentration nazi camp...
HUNDREDS
*I asked AI about people missing...funny...when I included the words florida alligator alcatraz "concentration camp"
- AI - said - "No"
I then removed "concentration camp" and here is what it spit out;
AI Overview
Yes, as of late August 2025, hundreds of detainees from the Florida immigration facility nicknamed "Alligator Alcatraz" are unaccounted for in federal tracking systems
. Reporting from the Miami Herald revealed that approximately two-thirds of the 1,800 people held there in July no longer appeared in the public Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) database.
Key details about the missing detainees:
- Vanished from records: About 800 names vanished completely from the database, while over 450 others were listed with no location and only the instruction to "Call ICE for details".
- Families and lawyers left in the dark: Attorneys and families reported they could no longer locate their loved ones or get reliable information on their whereabouts. The lack of communication has left many in a state of legal limbo.
- Official explanations versus reality: While the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has claimed that transfers and deportations explain the missing records, human rights advocates and journalists have found the numbers don't add up. The Miami Herald found that many of the detainees did not have final removal orders required for deportation, and cases have emerged of detainees being deported to the wrong country.
- Uncertain status: The status of the missing individuals is unclear. Some may have been transferred, others may have been deported without notice, and some could still be at the facility, which is state-run and does not reliably report to the federal database.
