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It's a very weird thing to add. There's a hell of lot of difference between temporary holding camps and death camps.
Well not if you understand the definition of hyperbole. Hyperbole is a figure of speech that uses exaggeration for emphasis or effect. It's a way to make a point more dramatic or memorable, even if it's not literally true. After all the japenese camps during world war 2 were temporary holding camps. they don't have a good reputation.
Unless you're familiar with history and know that the concentration/death camps started as temporary relocation camps but none of Germany neighbors wanted a sudden influx of millions of immigrants - hence their final solution plan. You think our neighbors are just going to let US dump 20 million people in their doorstep?