US Prison BureauMetropolitan Correctional Center Chicago

The triangular building is a prison building in the city center. The bottom nine floors are the executive office, the tenth floor is the various mechanical rooms, and the rest are prisons. The windows are only five feet wide. The prisons are housed by federal prisoners of all security levels. Women are held on the 12th floor, with two persons per room, bunk beds, toilets, sinks and small tables. Men are more likely than women. Men and women will not meet. A small piece of sky on the roof is where prisoners are flying. If you look down at Willis Tower , you may just see prisoners flying on the top floor. It is said that two prisoners, oiled and slid out of narrow windows, were caught a year and a half later, and the other one was never caught.

The U.S. Bureau of Prisons is the administration that manages all the recommendations that the United States has experienced. Maintaining normal order, maintaining their normal work, and overall management of their suggestions

The following photo shows you the pre-trial unit inside of MCC Chicago. What is inside?Part I: Administrative Personnel 1F: Lobby2F to 4F: Administrative Office5F: Receiving & Discharge 6F: Admission & Orientation Housing Unit (Unit A)7F: Medical Unit 8F: Visiting Room9F: Program Service10F: Mechanical RoomPart II: Prison Cells11F: Segregation (Unit Z)12F: Female (Unit B)13F to 20F: Pre-trial 13F/14F: Unit C15F/16F: Unit D17F/18F: Unit E19F/20F: Unit F21F to 24F: Holdover 21F/22F: Unit G23F/24F: Unit H25F to 26F: Cadre (Unit I)

This is so good and will go again next time!!!

American prisons still feel a bit majestic, full of the taste of the rule of law.

The whole building presents a triangular shape, and the building seems ordinary when viewed from below. If you look down from above, you will find a basketball court at the top, and sometimes you can even see prisoners in prison uniforms