Juveniles must be moved from Angola per judge order

This is the problem right here:

How long will we continue to allow injustice? How long will we continue to perpetuate the vestiges of slavery in this country? How long will we decide to measure our children by the worst thing, as opposed to the height of their character and the best things about them? How long will we continue to waste our resources not investing in their future, but by investing in continuing to harm them It was under democratic progressive leadership that we decided that these types of facilities were not the best to rehabilitate kids. It’s a dog gone shame that under democratic say-so progressive leadership that we’re putting them back in those facilities. That does not make sense. We shouldn’t treat a dog this way, if we were housing dogs at Angola in 130-degree temps, more of y’all would be mad. But since it’s kids that look like me, less of us care said President of the NAACP in Baton Rouge.
OJJ officials say the unit is indeed air-conditioned, and juvenile inmates are never placed solitary confinement.

You had one kid who broke out of Bridge City twice. He allegedly shot someone; they are now paralyzed in Uptown New Orleans. What do you say to the victims’ families who are saying, hey we don’t want them out, we want them to stay in Angola

The case against a Bridge City Center for Youth escapee and another youth who allegedly carjacked and shot an Uptown man was dismissed after the Orleans Parish District Attorney's Office missed a deadline to bring formal charges in adult court.

Scott Toups, a 59-year-old man, lived happily with his wife and three children. He had been an electrician for over 30 years and was a part of the Mardi Gras Parade Krewe until he was injured on July 17, 2022. Scott's formerly busy lifestyle came to an abrupt end that day. He was carjacked and mercilessly shot twice on that fateful day. He has been in the Trauma ICU since the event, fighting for his life and leaving his family and friends distraught. Scott will likely recover to some extent, although he will require medical attention for the rest of his life.