If we could just concentrate them in some kind of camp, it would make their administration so much more efficient. But seriously, it creates serious ethical qu

If we could just concentrate them in some kind of camp, it would make their administration so much more efficient. But seriously, it creates serious ethical questions for our country. If someone is a public nuisance, has no place to go and no caretakers, no money, and the only alternative is jail, should we or should we not involuntarily commit certain people to mental hospitals or facilities to help them get clean, get counseling, and keep them off the streets? Is it impossible to set up such a system with transparency reports, an adversarial watchdog for rights and patient advocacy, etc.?