Rachel Maddow

The entire New Hampshire congressional delegation, both the state's U.S.

senators, both their members of the House, the whole congressional district from the state of New Hampshire are co-sponsoring now a bill that would not let Trump put a new prison camp in any community anywhere in the country without the state and local authorities there formally signing off on it.

We shall see.

I will say this thing in Merrimack stinks to everybody anywhere near it.

A few days ago, the Boston Globe started asking questions of a health care company that had started to post job listings that were apparently for this new prison camp.

I would guess that it is not easy to answer questions about why you'd want your company to be involved in trying to make money off of something like that.

The company, Aspen Medical Group, at first didn't give any comment to the Globe in response to their questions, but then the president of the company eventually told them, quote, it's not looking likely that we will ever bid on any of these facilities, meaning on any of Trump's prison camps.

It's hard to answer questions about that, hard to defend the idea of doing that kind of business, right?

In Social Circle, Georgia, officials there are fighting the Trump prison camp that Trump's trying to put there as well.

Local officials in Social Circle, Georgia, say they refused a demand from Kristi Noem's department to turn on the water at a warehouse facility there that they want to turn into a prison camp.

Local officials in Social Circle, Georgia, just posted online a whole bunch of information they got from Kristi Noem's department about the plans for the prison camp in their town.

Look at this.

Look at this.

This is the supposed blueprint they were sent by Christine Ohm's department, by DHS.

Blueprints for a warehouse filled with up to 10,000 people, two and a half times the size of the largest federal prison in the United States.

What does this document remind you of?

Each little tiny dot there is a human.

Social Circle Georgia local officials also published the truly insane documents that Kristi Noem's department sent them about water supply and issues like that for this proposed facility.

The city of Social Circle responded, quote, documents provided by Homeland Security indicate this detention facility alone would have a sewage demand of 1,001,683 gallons per day.

The city's current wastewater system processes 660,000 gallons per day.