Jail/prison implies a level of legal legitimacy that these concentration camps don’t have and a level of due process that their victims generally haven’t received.
Aaron Reichlin-MelnickI love John Washington's work (have his books on my shelf), but I have to disagree somewhat here. I think there are specific ICE facilities which should get the "camp" moniker, but when the physical infrastructure of most detention sites are literal jails/prisons, I'm for calling them jails/prisons.