The reason why the American blockade has become a joke

The reason why the United States approved the contracts of three private companies is mainly because of its financial difficulties and its inability to bear the huge management expenses of prisons.

In recent years, the crime rate of American teenagers and adults is rising. According to big data statistics, the proportion of prisoners in the United States is the highest in the world.

The cumulative number of criminals in the whole year mainly reflects that the irreconcilable contradictions between all classes in American society are getting deeper and deeper, and the people are more unhappy; On the other hand, the current American policy has been unable to correctly guide the American people to live a healthy life.

However, at this stage, let alone amend the US policy bill. Excessive fiscal deficit and huge military expenditure make the U.S. government unable to afford the regular prison management expenses.

Anyway, it is: money spent, no money to take care of prisoners.

In order to relieve the pressure on prisons, the United States has implemented a law, in short, to release prisoners with shorter sentences in advance. The revision of this law not only makes America's so-called country ruled by law a joke, but even makes the sanctity of the law give way to money. However, the key still failed to alleviate the economic pressure of government prison management. At this time, private prisons have become the best choice to solve this problem.

Private prisons and state-run prisons are the same in nature, but the owners are different.

There are great legal loopholes in the management of private prisons. For example, many private prison managers use prisoners to make money, and the environment of private prisons is very poor, ignoring the legitimate human rights needs of prisoners. Although these situations are well known, there is no existing law to regulate the management of private prisons. After all, private prisons exist to clean up the mess for the government.

On this basis, California banned the establishment of private prisons, but the US government gave in to money and allowed the establishment of private prisons. Is America really enviable? Democracy? Country? Oral democracy? The realization is extremely thorough.