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The United States' historical and contemporary use of concentration camps, particularly in relation to migrant detention facilities.
has a documented history of running sites that historians and institutions explicitly call ""—most notably the incarceration of more than 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry in barbed‑wire, government...
Historians treat "" as a descriptive category with multiple, historically rooted definitions—key recurring elements are mass detention of civilians, detention outside normal judicial process, targetin...