A low-security men's prison in Texas presents a cautionary tale about the danger of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 in congregate living settings.<br />CNN reports the former holding facility for WWII Japanese and German detainees is the hardest-hit federal prison in the United States.<br />The Bureau of Prisons says more than 1,300 of the roughly 1,750 prisoners at FCI Seagoville prison and camp have tested positive for the virus.<br />Put another way, that's a stunning three out of every four inmates. So far, three inmates at the prison have died from COVID-19.<br />The outbreak means that the facility has more coronavirus cases than about 85% of the counties in the US.<br />Nationally, more than 10,000 federal inmates and 1,300 BOP employees have tested positive for coronavirus, while 111 inmates and one staffer have died.
