nomenclature. i guess we re talking about the sprawling expansion that s being erected under everybody s noses. right. i suppose that s the only silver lining to this deeply asinine debate. i think there is an argument to be had, whether the term concentration camp, although we use it in a host of other contexts. people use it to talk about the uighur camps in china, it was used to talk about the japanese internment camps which are being repositioned to hold some of these migrants. there is an argument that these are so connected in people s minds that people think you re comparing border patrol to nazis and it s not a useful rhetorical technique and we should find another way to talk about these camps where we are concentrating ethnic outgroups in deplorable conditions. we are concentrating groups that have been villified by the president who are showing up at the border, who are migrants, who are talked about as infesting vermin in conditions