Trump orders feds to reopen Alcatraz to house ‘ruthless and violent’ criminals

president Donald Trump calls for famous prison and historical monuments now, Alcatraz, in San Francisco, California, to rebuild it more and reopen to house the most cruel and violence in the country.

Trump has actually released social fact on Sunday evening.

“Reconstruction, open the katraz!” The president said. “For a very long time, America was afflicted by the criminals of the arranged and violent criminals, and they were repeated, which is the treachery of society, who will never contribute to anything other than misery and suffering.

“When we were a more dangerous nation, in the past times, we have not hesitate to hold the most dangerous criminals, and keep them away from anyone who could harm them,” Trump continued, adding that he is supposed to be this way. “We will not tolerate these serial criminals who spread filth, bloodshed, and chaos in our streets.”

On this day of date, August 11, 1934, the most famous American prisoners arrive at the Catraz

Trump said that he is directing the Prison Office, the Ministry of Justice, the Federal Investigation Office and the Ministry of Internal Security to reopen “largely expanded and rebuilding”, to house most harsh perpetrators and violence in America.

“We will not be held hostage to criminals, thugs and judges who fear their work and allow us to remove criminals who illegally came to our country,” he said in the position. “Alcatraz will be a symbol of law, order and justice. We will make America great again!”

Alcatraz was opened in 1934, but the prison, which is located on an area of ​​22 acres of rocks, was closed after 29 years.

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The island of Al -Katarraz was opened as a prison in 1934. (Brandon Slipter/Getti Emiez)

Looking at a distance of 1.25 miles to the beach, the Bay Area island is considered to be practically resistant, although there are 14 documented attempts.

The most famous on June 11, 1962 was escaping by John and Clarence Angelin and Frank Morris, who inspired the “escape from the Catrazers”.

It remains a mystery if the three reached the beach and survived. The FBI concluded that the fugitives were drowned due to the harsh conditions.

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The escape was detailed from three convicts – John Angelin, Clarence Angelin, and Frank Morris – from Alcatraz, including a mysterious, suspected boat in the Gulf of San Francisco on the night of their disappearance, on June 17, 1962, from the Oakland Tribune newspaper. (Photography/Oakland Tribune set through Getty Images)

The three prisoners funded the road to escape their prison cells and building the heads of paper and chapters.

The final escaping attempt was inspired by the prison, about six months later, which became the way to swim in the Treylon “escape from the kings”.

Among the most famous prisoners in gangs James “Wayti” Bolgger, Al -Kabouni and George “Kelly”, in addition to “Berdeman” from Alcatraz “Robert Strud” and “General Enemy No. 1” thousand Carbis.

Alcatraz was eventually closed in 1963 after its operations proved the island much more expensive than the mainland’s prisons.

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Alcatraz Today is a famous tourist attraction in San Francisco run by the National Garden Service.

Kerry J. Bern and Ryan Morik from Fox News Digitter in this report.