A indefinite detention Center is any facility the government or military, uses to detain migrants, immigrants, prisoners of war, or Americans who are considered domestic terrorists (protestors, anti-government, etc.) whether temporary or indefinite. According to the ACLU, in 2011, Obama signed this into law giving any U.S. President the power to detain any American for any reason without trial or jury.

Could the shutdown of brick and mortar businesses be a ploy to reserve space for future indefinite detention centers hidden in plain sight? Let’s take a look.

Former Walmart Indefinite Detention Center

Did you know hundreds of young boys who were separated from their parents at the southern border are being held at a former Wal-Mart that has been converted into a shelter? Jacob Soboroff joins Stephanie Ruhle to describe living conditions inside the largest immigration detention center in the country. Robert Costa, Jonathan Capehart, and Brendan Greeley also weigh in on the immigration issue.

For more than a year, the old Walmart along the Mexican border here has been a mystery to those driving by on the highway. In place of the supercenter’s trademark logo hangs a curious sign: “Casa Padre.” But behind the sliding doors is a bustling city unto itself, equipped with classrooms, recreation centers and medical examination rooms. Casa Padre now houses more than 1,400 immigrant boys in federal custody