A fence company whose web sites I work on also builds chain link kennels

[MineralMan]

for dog boarding facilities. They're typically built indoors, on a concrete floor. They work great, and are built 6' high, to allow most people to stand in them. They're typically about 6' x 8' in size, and have a low bench for food and water dishes, and are equipped with a dog bed. They're very convenient, because they can be washed out, after removing the bed, with a hose, with the water flowing to a central floor drain.

They sound, to me, exactly like the "detention facilities" being described by Ms. Nielsen. Exactly. Each kennel has a lockable door, which requires a key to open. Cheap and secure for dogs being boarded. Unconscionable for humans.

[eppur_se_muova]

1. That's the way they did it in NOLA, after Katrina.

Republicans in charge always do things the same way.

[HipChick]

2. I cannot even begin to imagine..

[MineralMan]

3. Oh, I can easily imagine.

And I'm betting they hose the ones the kids are jailed in, too, to clean them.

After removing the bedding, of course.