This chapter examines the shocking conditions at a Florida immigration detention facility nicknamed 'Alligator Alcatraz,' where overcrowding and inadequate sanitation plague detainees, many of whom lack criminal records. Highlighting a visit from Democratic lawmakers, the discussion uncovers potential corruption linked to the facility and the troubling dependence on privatization in immigration enforcement. The chapter also explores the emotional and physical toll on detainees, emphasizing urgent calls for the closure of such inhumane facilities.