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Cake day: 2023年6月14日

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  • And making shit for corporations:

    Because the business model of prison labor requires a constant influx of prisoners, private prisons have included “lockup quotas” into their dealings with federal and state authorities. The premise of the lockup quota is that taxpayers either have to keep these facilities at least 90% capacity or pay for the empty prison beds.

    In order to continue bringing in profits, private prisons have found new sources for forced labor. In California, immigrants who were held in detention facilities owned by GEO Group are suing GEO Group for forced labor and wage theft. One of the class-action lawsuits alleges that detainees at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center were paid $1 a day for their labor, two others allege that GEO Group violated federal and California forced labor laws, while the fourth hopes to stop forced labor at 12 of GEO’s immigration facilities. Some immigrants worked for $1 a day while others worked for extra food, and under GEO’s Housing Unit Sanitation Policies, detained immigrants must work or face sanctions like solitary confinement or interference with their immigration cases.

    https://businessreview.studentorg.berkeley.edu/profiting-off-of-prison-labor/

    10 Everyday Products Surprisingly Made by Inmates

    • Victoria’s Secret Lingerie
    • Canoes
    • Military Jackets
    • Baseball Hats (doesn’t say what companies)
    • Prison Blues’ jeans
    • McDonald’s Uniforms
    • Dentures
    • PRIDE furniture, storage boxes, apparel, food, license plates, and more in Florida
    • Bowls to rocking chairs, will be sold at the Angola Prison Rodeo
    • Caskets (doesn’t say who sells them)
    • Art, ranging from paintings to poetry, and sell them through an online store

    https://listverse.com/2024/07/12/10-everyday-products-surprisingly-made-by-inmates/