It seems there is a shift in the terminology used - at least in the US - by explicitly referring to people being caged. This is the second article in a few week

It seems there is a shift in the terminology used - at least in the US - by explicitly referring to people being caged. This is the second article in a few weeks I read with this new language. The previous one was I think an article about the jail in NY left without electricity. I must say even if it seems at first to be a strong vocabulary it doesn't seem to me exaggerated. Maybe it will help people understand the overall inhumanity of the current situation.