Delaney Hall, an immigrant detention facility in Newark, has become a focal point of controversy after the Trump administration's $1 billion contract with GEO Group to reopen it. Activists argue this move infringes on state laws and undermines the immigrant community's integrity. Tensions escalated when Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested for attempting to inspect the facility amidst pushback against the expansion of ICE's detention capacity. As the facility resumes operations, community leaders and activists are intensifying their fight against its influence in the area.
Delaney Hall represents everything community activists and immigrant rights advocates stand against, as it is seen to violate state laws and betray the immigrant community's trust.
The recent $1 billion contract awarded to GEO Group to reopen Delaney Hall has intensified the fight between immigrant rights activists and the federal government.
With Newark Mayor Ras Baraka's arrest while trying to inspect Delaney Hall, the situation highlights the tension and discord surrounding the expansion of immigrant detention facilities.
ICE's plans to reopen Delaney Hall have led to backlash from local leaders and activists who argue that it serves as a symbol of oppression in an immigrant-heavy area.
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