英媒：鳄鱼恶魔岛，一场残酷的表演性惩罚

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the establishment of "Crocodile Devil Island," a new immigration detention center in Florida, which is set to become the largest in the U.S. and highlights the controversial conditions and political motivations behind its creation [2][3][5]. Group 1: Facility Overview - "Crocodile Devil Island" opened in early July and is expected to house up to 4,000 detainees by the end of August, making it the largest immigration detention center in the U.S. [2] - The facility is constructed in a manner resembling emergency camps for disaster relief rather than traditional detention centers, with funding of $245 million provided by the Florida state government [3]. - Each tent at the facility contains eight cages with bunk beds, accommodating 36 individuals, and lacks basic amenities such as running water and electricity [4]. Group 2: Political Context - Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, after losing in the presidential primaries, is seeking to regain favor with Republican voters by promoting Florida as a key location for immigration detention [2][5]. - The facility's establishment is seen as a political maneuver, with Republican politicians celebrating its opening and selling merchandise related to it [5][6]. - Recent polls indicate that 52% of Americans believe the number of immigrants targeted for deportation exceeds expectations, and 57% oppose the construction of new detention centers [6].