IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE THE GREAT AMERICAN CASH GRAB. In the wake of Trump’s return to power, Wall Street BET BILLIONS that mass deportation would be a goldmine. Private prison stocks, like those of GEO Group and CoreCivic, EXPLODED in anticipation of a historic human round-up. But now, a shocking truth is emerging: EVEN TRUMP’S DEPORTATION MACHINE ISN’T CRUEL OR EFFICIENT ENOUGH to satisfy greedy investors.
Despite a record 68,000 immigrants caged by December—more than EVER BEFORE—the billion-dollar detention industry is CRASHING. Stocks have PLUMMETED, multi-billion dollar facilities sit hauntingly EMPTY, and Wall Street is in a panic. The brutal reality? There simply AREN’T ENOUGH “CRIMINALS” to fill the cells. To hit its goal of 100,000 detention beds, the administration must arrest peaceful families, neighbors, and workers on a scale that Dwarfs any prior authoritarian crackdown.
“They could easily be at 200,000 cages by the end of this term,” warns a leading policy expert. The $170 billion enforcement blitz isn’t about crime; it’s about PROFIT, creating a perverse incentive to imprison innocent people to prop up a failing market. CEOs boast of being “well-positioned to scale up” while signing contracts to monitor MILLIONS in a digital panopticon.
This is the harrowing endpoint of for-profit enforcement: a nation where human liberty is traded on the stock exchange, and the only thing more shocking than the cages is the frantic demand to FILL THEM. The system isn’t just broken—it’s BEGGING for more victims.
Author: Kayitsi.com
