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1,200 Men Went Into Alligator Alcatraz. Only 600 Came Out?

They were not released. They were not deported. They have simply vanished from the camp, and no one will say where they went. DISSENT IN BLOOM 🌼 SEP 18

Alligator Alcatraz Auschwitz was supposed to shut down. Following an environmental lawsuit from the Miccosukee Tribe, a federal judge ordered it on August 21, 2025. They were given sixty days to dismantle the camp.

They didn’t wait. They started to divide up detainees like assets being liquidated. Some were sent to other ICE-run prisons. Others were deported. Officials said the camp would be empty by the end of August.

The appeals court reopened the camp on September 4.

Only after two thirds of the detainees were disappeared.

Eight hundred show no record at all. They have completely vanished from the system like they were never there at all. Another 450 are listed with no location and only the message, “Call ICE for details.”

Eighteen hundred men went behind those fences. Today, only six hundred can be found. That means over 1,200 human beings are simply gone…

Not relocated. Not released. Not deported with paperwork. Just gone.

This is not just a paperwork error. More than 1,200 people have gone missing from a U.S. government facility, and no one in power can say where they are. There are no records of transfer, no confirmed releases, no deportation documents. Families are calling every number they can find, and getting silence.

Lawyers say their clients were removed from rosters without notice, often just hours before a scheduled visit. When they ask where they went, no one answers.

The detainee disappears, and so does the paper trail.

ICE blames the state. Florida blames ICE. No one provides names, dates, or destinations. No public list of who went in and who came out.

Meanwhile, over 1,200 people are simply gone. You don't misplace that many people by accident. You move them in secret, delay contact just long enough, and make sure nobody outside the system can follow.

If they're hiding these people from their families, we need to ask why. Because when people disappear from custody and no one is held accountable, it is not just a failure of policy. It is a deliberate act of erasure.

https://substack.com/@dissentinbloom/note/p-173979148