Rebirth 79: I opened a bank in the United States

Chapter 576

After the fundamental matters were settled properly, amazing efficiency burst out from the U.S. Department of Justice to the Houston Immigration Bureau!

"Carter! Mr. Gross is on the phone. Besides, there is this document. He sent it this morning. Take a look."

"Houston Immigration Department in desperate need of a holding facility?"

Carter reached out to take the document from Reiner and recited it softly.
The general idea of ​​the document is also simple and clear: Today, I, the law enforcement officers of the Houston Immigration Bureau, detected a large number of illegal border crossers in accordance with the law, and what awaits them is a legal trial.However, due to the overcrowding of Texas prisons, it is temporarily impossible to effectively deal with these illegal immigrants.Even, the lack of detention facilities once brought the work of the Houston Immigration Bureau to a standstill.
In order to ensure the so-called judicial justice in the United States, and to provide a peaceful and stable living environment for all Houston citizens, the Immigration Bureau hopes to requisition the idle buildings of the citizens for a fee and carry out certain renovations so that those who illegally cross the border and collect our American wool The Latino insects were sent to prison in an orderly manner.
"Mr. Gross said, don't look at the short time limit. Even, for the sake of procedural justice, a group of people will actually be separated, but the big head must be ours."

A large amount of money is about to be credited in front of him, Reiner is so excited that his hands trembling when he takes out his cigarette:

"Houston alone, the spontaneity of the citizens...sorry, it's not that I look down on you Texans for solidarity, it's even the opposite. Even in a united Texas, it's hard without an act of organization What scale! They are the most, they can only eat the quota of [-] to [-] people, and the remaining [-] people are all ours!"

"I did some calculations. I want to determine the place of detention and have the main body of the building within three days. It's too late to buy a house. There is only one way. Rent!"

"Rent house? Turn it into a prison?!"

Carter felt that this method was a bit of a joke:
"There are more than [-] people, how many houses do you need to rent?"

"No, no, no, I mean, you can... rent a few hotels, and then renovate them! No, the hotel is too exaggerated, the motel is enough! The parking lot at the entrance can just be converted into a release area, and some temporary 'prison guards' can be hired , definitely eat it!"

Motel
It's really amazing!
The motels in the United States are completely different from the motels that will sell dog meat in China in the future.The most obvious sign of the so-called motel is that cars can be parked directly at the door of the room.
Most of these small hotels have only one floor, or even two floors.The room is not big, but the area of ​​the house is large, and it is usually on the outskirts of the city, the so-called suburban area.

It is far away from densely populated areas, and there is enough area for prison conversion
"Using a motel to convert a prison, is it Gross's idea, or yours?"

This genius idea immediately aroused Carter's interest.

Carter, who has almost never suffered from poverty, emmm, lived in material poverty. The only time he stayed in a motel was when he was traveling with Likrice and the group of young people.

And that stay, Carter's memories are all left on the fair-skinned and beautiful long legs. As for the simple motel, who cares? !
Because of this, when Carter heard the suggestion of using motels to transform prisons, Carter immediately thought of a problem: If he allowed himself to lead this matter, with his limited behavioral cognition, he would definitely not be able to think of this idea of.

While realizing this, Carter almost instinctively thought of problems in two directions: 1. Enriching one's cognitive range, such as experiencing the life of the so-called "lower Riba people", is helpful to broaden one's thinking 2. Give more things to the right people to do.
The so-called, the master labors others, the average labors wisdom, and the inferior labors labor, nothing more than that.
Prison business, could this be some kind of Yangchun Baixue's business?
Even Carter was surprised. How did Reiner, a so-called prestigious Yale student, come up with this game?
As for his self-proclaimed, so-called farmer's son in South Carolina, just listen to it.
In countries like Europe and the United States, who knows how much land those so-called farmers have?Maybe Reiner's father wasn't a big farmer, and he wasn't very rich, but he certainly wasn't poor.

So it stands to reason that he should be similar to himself, and he is not very good at staying in motels.
"It was Mr. Gross who gave me the idea. They came up with this three-day time limit. Naturally, we have to find a way to solve it, after all, it's inside."

Turning his head and looking around in a guilty conscience, Reiner's cheeks were slightly flushed.
I don't know if I am ashamed of "plagiarizing" other people's creative achievements; or I am nervous about this trick of combining government and business
"Hahaha, ok, I see. They are quite active"

Carter shook his head dumbfounded, once again experiencing what is called "America: Hell for the Poor; Paradise for the Rich".
Look at this thoughtful and thoughtful service, this kind of document similar to the nature of bidding is made for you.They even teach you how to operate
"They are really active, because the Ministry of Justice also allocated funds for the transformation of the prison. For every room that is converted into a cell that can hold four people, we can get a subsidy of 1000 US dollars."

"It's only one thousand dollars? I'm afraid it's not enough?!"

Carter frowned suddenly.

The normal rooms of motels are mostly wooden structures.Including the beds in the room, most of them are also wooden beds.Although it doesn't cost much to replace it with an iron canopy bed, it can't support the total amount.
There are also some door and window reinforcements, which are messy, and this is not counting the renovation cost of the public area!

Then share one or two between the upper and lower, this.
"This has already been allocated, and the funding given by the Department of Justice is based on an average of $750 per person"

Carter:? ? ?
"Insects!! Rats!! Damn Dutt is a bunch of rats!!!"

Rao is that Carter thinks that he is also in the rice tank of the Federation, crazily fattening his own big mouse.But compared with this group of people, Carter felt as harmless as a Mickey Mouse.
Originally, to do this prison business by myself, and public relations up and down, at least [-]% of the profit should be spent to satisfy the appetites of all walks of life.

In this, there will definitely be a waste of federal funds and so-called taxpayers' taxes.After all, anyone with a normal mind knows that the cost of detention
Detention costs do exist, and it is impossible for prison guards to work for you without eating or drinking.But under normal circumstances, it will definitely not reach such a high level!
Admittedly, like the old Coffey Prison.In the hands of the government, there may be so-called human rights activists doing things to increase unnecessary expenditures for nothing.But Carter didn't believe it. So many prisons, so many wardens, including directly managed units, have never filled their own pockets.

My own appearance just makes this process easier and more optimized the industrial structure of self-pocketing. It is only an industrial upgrade aimed at the pain points of the industry.
The essence is unchanged!

Obviously they have already filled their pockets, and obviously they have made them more full, but they are still thinking about the little dessert-like leftovers after dinner.
Not even a little leftovers are spared! !
(End of this chapter)