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The problem with internment camps is how long are you going to hold them without charge if they've done nothing criminal? Forever? And under what conditions can they eventually be released? Any? And then what?
This is an interesting approach: The Saudi Deradicalization Experiment
They can and will be held indefinately without charge until such a time they are deemed a non-threat to the population of Britain's immediate safety.
See Northern Ireland Internment for sort of an example.
The British Government will issue a notice to the Council of Europe declaring that there is a "public emergency within the meaning of Article 15(1) of the Convention that I posted a pdf link to in a previous post in this thread.
So it would be like this? Operation Demetrius - Wikipedia