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SLAVERY NEVER ENDED. That is just a fact. Our current prison system is the same system that existed during slavery and it is an enduring remnant of those times. This story just illuminates that fact.

We’ve known this for years😢

No need prison!

Just wait until more prisons are privatized 🤣 open.spotify.com/track/3AwLxS...

Kamala Harris approves.

Since they profit on head counts we should de-incentivize them with compounding fines per day. This shit should be illegal and come with charges, financial penalties that go directly to the victims, and jail time for repeat offenders

Ofc they are. Why would they give up their free slave labor?

If private prisons have cheap labor or federal funding they won't release ppl

WTF? Can they do that? THIS, specifically, is why privatizing prison is such a bad idea!

Seems like one of those things you're supposed to help us prevent, doesn't it, New York Times? I just can't help but wonder if it's partly because of the decades you've spent peddling a tough-on-crime narrative and deriding prison reformers as loons.

#elpais.es #infolibre #eldiario.es

#Elsalvador #elpais.es

#FreeLuigi r/AntiShooterStory

Let them go!!

No more“for profit prisons. States want people in jails/prisons. THEY PAY TO KEEP THEM THERE. No Third party vendor’s, no $5 15 minute calls or $1 emails. It’s extortion. If you serve your time, you’ve paid your debt to society, your record shouldn’t follow you around.

This country is lawless and declining.

Why would they let their income assets go?

Obscene

Just obscene

"flouting the law"? Really, to me this sounds more like "with criminal energy". Which obviously means the people responsible should be immediately arrested and put in front of a court.

Detaining, translation: Not allowing them parole, even if they have exemplary behavior. While on continued detention, they are 'rented out' to farms, road repair groups, and even restaurants... In the old days, it was called slavery. CALL it what it is, NYT.

But why?? To minimize the hassle of onboarding or reinforce claims of ‘overcrowding’ in pursuit of the annual ritual of increased funding?

The state of Georgia has been doing it for years. Nothing new.