When Donald Trump abruptly declared his intention to restore the infamous Alcatraz jail, experts cautioned that it would not be inexpensive.
The US president frequently uses social media to promote his next plans, but one of his most recent objectives might come at a high cost to taxpayers.
He maintained that he was taking action to guarantee the reopening of the renowned San Francisco jail, Alcatraz, as part of his “tough on crime” policy.
According to Trump, it may be the home of the most violent offenders in the United States.
Part of the reason the jail, which held some of the most infamous offenders, closed in 1963 was because, in comparison to other federal prisons, it was too expensive to operate.
