Reopening Alcatraz-like Prison on San Clemente Island

Former FBI special agent Jonathan Gilliam suggests reopening a new prison similar to Alcatraz on San Clemente Island as proposed by former President Donald Trump. Trump called for the reopening of Alcatraz to house America's most ruthless criminals.

Trump's Recent Bizarre Ideas

The article discusses Trump's recent bizarre ideas such as reopening Alcatraz as a prison and imposing a 100% tariff on foreign movies, highlighting the lack of proper vetting and understanding behind these decisions.

Critique of President Trump's Administration

The article discusses how President Trump's administration is constantly generating distracting and bizarre ideas, such as reopening Alcatraz as a prison and imposing a 100% tariff on foreign movies, without proper vetting or discussion. The author criticizes these actions as evidence of a lack of judgment and understanding within the administration.

The Met Gala and NPR News Quiz

The Met Gala is a consistent event on the first Monday in May, while other events like President Trump's uncertainty about upholding the Constitution and potential reopening of Alcatraz are less predictable. NPR is accepting reader submissions for bonus quiz questions related to news from the past seven days.

Alcatraz Reopening Order by President Trump

Alcatraz, the infamous prison island in San Francisco Bay, known for a daring 1962 escape, is back in the news due to President Trump's order to rebuild and reopen it to house violent offenders. The island was originally a fort, then a military and civilian prison. Reopening Alcatraz would be costly and impractical due to its location and infrastructure issues.

Prison Location Suggestions by Former FBI Agent and President Trump's Plan to Reopen Alcatraz

Former FBI agent suggests building a prison similar to Alcatraz on San Clemente Island as a deterrent for criminals. President Trump wants to reopen Alcatraz to house America's most ruthless offenders.

Reopening Alcatraz Prison

California state Sen. Scott Wiener discusses Trump's call to reopen Alcatraz Prison with NPR's A Martinez. The island is now one of the National Park Service's most popular sites.

Reopening of Alcatraz by President Trump

President Trump is considering reopening Alcatraz to house violent criminals, causing controversy among liberals and raising concerns about lawsuits due to the prison's landmark status.

Reopening Alcatraz as a Federal Maximum Security Prison

President Trump is ordering federal agencies to rebuild and reopen Alcatraz, the notorious maximum security prison that closed over 60 years ago. The historic former U.S. Penitentiary Alcatraz, also known as 'The Rock,' once housed infamous criminals such as Al Capone. Trump wants to restore Alcatraz to its original dual purpose of housing dangerous and violent offenders.

Reopening of Alcatraz as a Prison for Violent Offenders

US President Donald Trump has ordered the US Bureau of Prisons to reopen and expand Alcatraz to house America's most ruthless and violent offenders as a symbol of law and order.

Recent News Articles

Recent news articles covering Trump's orders on Alcatraz, Elon Musk's regrets, a father's warning, and various other topics.

Reopening of Alcatraz Prison by President Trump

President Trump directed various government agencies to reopen and rebuild Alcatraz prison to house the "most ruthless and violent" criminals, citing a need for more serious law enforcement. This directive is in response to the presence of dangerous criminals in the country.

Reopening of Alcatraz by President Trump

President Trump announces plans to rebuild and reopen Alcatraz to house America's most ruthless and violent criminals, citing the need for law, order, and justice.

Riley Gaines successfully swam Alcatraz

Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines successfully swam Alcatraz to honor Navy Seals and combat veterans. She invited Keith Olbermann to join her next time. The prison-turned-museum was deemed escape-proof, with only 14 documented escape attempts, including the infamous 1962 escape by John and Clarence Anglin and Frank Morris.