An upcoming documentary film from former Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) agent J.J. Carrell called "Treason" claims that the federal government of the United States is currently constructing a huge network of internment camps in all 50 states that will be used to house political dissidents, not illegal aliens as seems to be the claim.

The cover story for these concentration camps is that they are needed to house and process the tens of millions of illegals pouring across the southern border. The reality, though, is that the facilities in question are being designed for American citizens to be interned if they step out of line.

"It's not for these illegals," says former federal contractor Christie Hutcherson of Women Fighting for America in the film. "I believe it's ... kind of like what Nazis did with the Jews, concentration camps, processing facilities. They're going to need somewhere to process the dissidents."

Concentration camps started getting built under Obama

In a recent interview with Redacted's Clayton Morris, Carrell explained that Hutcherson has access to federal databases where bids are placed for all sorts of government contracts, including the construction of these internment facilities.

"She says to me that there are bids for detention facilities being built in all 50 states in America," Carrell said.

While there are some facilities along the southern border that appear as though they might be there for illegals, Carrell says his sources have told him that there are as many as 40,000 empty beds because the illegals are being caught and immediately released into society, not interned at these facilities.