Alcatraz Prison was closed because it is very expensive to escape. Now Trump wants to reuse

US President Donald Trump Claims that he wants to convert Alcatraz has become a US tourist space for decades before the decades of the California Island fortress, because it costs home criminals.

San Francisco’s prison is the place where the US government sends less dangerous men to lock the infamous pirates of the notorious pirates and George “machine gun” Kelly, as well as more dangerous to lock in other places.

No doubt Boston Gangster James “Whiteey” Bulger Time was given in AlcatrazAs the Canadian bank robber Alvin carp and Soviet Spy Morton Sobell.

Founded for movies that wandered by Herons and Gulls and often fogged in the fog, alcatraz, Sean Connery and Nicola cage (Rock) and and Clint Eastwood (Escape from Alcatraz).

Trump, currently part of the US National Park Service Alcatraz, suddenly, America’s most relentless and violent and violent “criminals are suddenly needed.

“When a more serious nation, we did not hesitate to close the most dangerous criminals in the past, we did not stay away from anyone who could hurt. This is the Trump Sunday on Sunday’s truth Social the site.

Democratic State of California Sen. Scott Wiener criticized Trump, he said he wanted to create a local Gulag in the middle of San Francisco.

What is Alcatraz?

Alcatraz Island is visible in the north of the city, San Francisco’s golden door bridge. In 1934-63 with years, but history is known as a federal prison for longer.

In 1850, the US President announced the Millarm Dollmore Island for open purposes, According to the park serviceAnd soon became a military site. The confederates were located there during the civil war.

In the 1930s, the US government had a choice in order to catch the worst criminals and became Alcatraz prison.

“A distant site was searched, and one will prohibit regular communication by those inside the walls with the outside world,” Park Service said.

“Although the land in Alaska looked at the existence of Alcatraz Island, the need for the government’s high security prison, ease coincided.”

Matched Hollywood’s picture?

Karpis, Canadian banking bandit, Alcatraz was sentenced to more than 30 years in prison, including a long extension. In the 1970s, CBC talked about him there.

“Was it like Hollywood’s terrible, terrible, giant because he believes?” Wrodcaster Larry Solway asked him in CBC’s conversation This is Monday on “rock” about him.

“Well, I personally thought that I was a place filled with these enemies, as a place full of” state enemies “, and I was one of the greatest frauds on the American community,” Karpis replied. While acknowledging that the object of the object was “their share”, he claimed that this was “not more than any other major prison.”

It is said that there is no serious tension between prisoners, sometimes: Al Capone Save a brave attack In 1936, both the guards in Alcatraz killed At the enterprise – in different periods frustration and Running attempts – over the years.

Karpis was placed in Canada in 1969 and then deported to Canada. Then the RCMP asked if the border planned to hang out with members of organized criminals on this side.

“As I explained to my wife: you think I’ll be stupid enough to tell you, yes, if I were?” He said during an interview with CBC in 1976 Lives for 90 minutes.

Why was it closed?

Alcatraz’s removers eventually made it impossible. Everything from food to eat was to come with a boat.

“The island did not have fresh water source” According to the U.S. Bureau of Prison“Every week, about a million gallons of a million were watered.”

According to the government, the house of someone in 1959 was US $ 10.10 compared to US dollars in US dollars in the US dollar in the Federal Prison in the Federal Prison. It was cheaper to build a new prison from scratch.

Why notoriously alcatraz?

Despite the ground, many prisoners tried to go out: 36 men attempted to escape 14 separately into the Gulf, According to the FBI. Nearly all caught or did not last cold water and speed.

In 1969, a group of native Americans, mainly college students, had a historic rights for Alcatraz, and in 1991, the federal bodies claimed to be a 19-month occupation.

Escape from AlcatrazEastwood, a film, which took place in 1979, leaving the heads of the least escaped brother Clarence and Frank Morris in 1962 and left the beds with his true hair.

“We worked for 17 years, we said that men still live and those who are abroad are still alive,” he said.

RockIn 1996, the fictional triller, who is a kindergarten and cage, made an effort to save the hostages from Rogue Marine pedestrians in Alcatraz.

Alcatraz Golden Door became part of the national recreation area and was opened to the public after a prison in 1973.