Oscar Castro

all through steps so i get finally to this this huge tunnel which has a gate in front of it it's like the movies at the end of the tunnel there's this light like swinging back and forth it's like flickering on and off and it's just it's it's cold right that's what i could remember it was cold and smelled horrible they open up this gate and they they tell me keep walking keep walking they're like pushing me down

i get to the end there's a door on the left and a door on the right and they open up the door on the left they open up that door and i hear um turn on the lights turn on the lights somebody that's inside and i remember the the spark that it made because there's no switch they had to connect like some wires it was like i was like what and i turned and there was it's packed and

There's like people sleeping on the floors.

There's like 10 or 12 people on the floors.

There's like six beds, concrete beds.

Those are all packed with people.

And to my right, there's the bathroom area with a hole in the floor to go to the bathroom.

There's no toilet.

And then inside there, it was like a sweatshop.

The walls are sweating.

It's so hot and humid in there.

There's no ventilation.

There's no window.

There's nothing.

The only window we had was the window from the door, which was about this big.

And we could like communicate to the outside world and put a mirror out and see who's coming from down the hall.

But besides that, there was nothing.

So you're in there.

Everybody's in there in their boxers, shirts off.

Everybody's dripping sweat.