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President Donald Trump calls for a infamous prison and now historical landmark, Alcatraz, in San Francisco, Californiarenew the larger and reopened in the accommodation of the most striking and more violent criminals in the country.
Trump posted it in the social place of truth on Sunday night.
“Renew and open Alcatraz!” Said the president. “For too long, America has been tormented by a vicious, violent and repeated criminal offenders, Drags of Society, who will never contribute to anything other than misery and suffering.
“When we were a more serious nation, in past times, we didn’t hesitate to lock the most dangerous criminals and keep them away from anyone they could harm,” Trump continued, adding that it should be like this. “We will no longer tolerate these serial offenders who spread dirt, bloodshed and abuse on our streets.”
On this day in history, August 11, 1934, the most notorious US prisoners arrive at Alcatraz
President Donald Trump orders the reopening “significantly expanded and renovated” Alcatraz Island in the direction of “the most unnecessary and abusers in America”. (Credit: East | Getty Pictures)
Trump said He directs the prison bureau, the Ministry of Justice, the FBI and the Ministry of Internal Security to re -open a “significantly enlarged and renewed” Alcatraz “, in the accommodation of American worst and violent offenders.”
“We will no longer be hostages of criminals, robbers and judges who are afraid to do their jobs and allow us to remove criminals, who have illegally entered our country,” he said on that workpiece. “The opening of Alcatraz will serve as a symbol of the law, order and justice. We will do America Great!”
Alcatraz opened in 1934, but a prison, located on a 22 -acre rock, was closed after 29 years.
The Alcatraz Island opened as a prison in 1934. (Brandon Sloter/Getty Images)
Considering its distance of 1.25 miles to the coast, the island of Bay Area was considered practically resistant to escape, although there were 14 documented attempts to win.
The most notorious were June 11, 1962, escape from John and Clarence Anglin and Frank Morris, who inspired “Escape from Alcatraz.”
The mystery remains whether the three reached the shore and survived. The FBI concluded that the escapes had drowned due to difficult conditions.
Alcatraz building: American inevitable, island prison
The escape of the three convicts – John Anglin, Clarence Anglin and Frank Morris – from Alcatraz, including the suspect’s mysterious boat seen in the San Francisco Bay on the night of their disappearance, is shown in detail in the Oakland Tribune newspaper on June 17, 1962. (Photo Medianews Group/Oakland Tribune via Getty Images)
Three prisoners cut out the escape path from their own prison cells and built improvised heads of Papier-Mâché.
The last attempt to escape from prison, almost six months later, inspired what became a route of swimming triathlon “escape from Alcatraz”.
That’s the most The infamous prisoners were gangsters James “Whitey” Bulger, Al Capone and George “Mitljez” Kelly, Plus the infamous “Birdman of Alcatraz” Robert Stroud and “Public Enemy No. 1” Alvin Karpis.
Alcatraz eventually closed in 1963 after her island surgery proved far more expensive than prison with a shot on land.
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Alcatraz Island today is Popular tourist attraction in San Francisco Direction of the National Park Service.
Kerry J. Byrne and Ryan Morik contributed to Fox News Digital in this report.
