The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have articulated a vision for a "world without prisons," yet this vision notably does not extend to a world without camps. According to a recent analysis by Noah Rothman in National Review, the unconstitutionality of these policy preferences does not seem to trouble the DSA much.

This stance highlights a complex and controversial aspect of the DSA's approach to criminal justice reform and social organization within the United States. The discussion raises questions about the practical and legal implications of such proposals.

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