The camps are simply places to keep the illegals in custody until they can be shipped back to their home country. Otherwise, we would have to try and keep them in jails or other facilities that we have for regular criminals.
The new places that they are setting up in several states now are not for long term housing, just temporary and then as soon as they have a plane load, they fly them out. The states and the federal authorities collaborate on these camps, and they are actually pretty cheap to set up, compared to a prison facility.
President Trump is not saying that people who came here illegally but have a job can stay. Those people are told that they can self-deport, and if they do that they can take along their belongings and any money they have accumulated, plus they have the chance to come back to the United States with the proper paperwork, and be able to stay here legally.
As far as having a trial, only the ones who were arrested for some crime and in jail awaiting a trial are apt to have that. The illegals rounded up by ICE are not having a trial, they are just being sent back home to wherever their home country is at.
Some of the ones who were convicted of serious crimes are given a trial, or have already had one, and those people are sent to a prison somewhere, like the ones sent to the El Salvadore facility.
Some of these people are from places like China, India, Pakistan, Somalia, and other countries besides the Hispanic countries. They just arrested a whole group from India who have been responsible for human trafficking, and are located in Nebraska.
Even some of the students who are here on visas are having those revoked if they are found to be part of the political riots, so we are doing a great job of removing these people from our country, as well as off the welfare programs.
