Can America End Up With Civilian Prison Labor Camps?
Our American Army units are legally authorized to establish civilian prisoner labor camps on the very lands of military installations that our taxes pay for. These actions are authorized by a little known regulation which permits these acts under the request of the Bureau of Prisons. This regulation is Army Regulation 210-35. This is not a newly established law laid out by the Obama administration but rather one that was defined under the Bush administration when they were expanding the presidential powers during any emergency situation. This regulation clearly defines the Army’s purpose in establishing the prison camps within Army installations for purposes of utilizing nonviolent civilian inmates into a unified labor pool for working on the specific portions of federal land. The U.S. attorney general will handle the responsibility for availing to the various heads of different departments, which incidentally includes the Army, of the services of prisoners for tasks such as works proj
