The Newark mayor Ras Barka interacts after detention in the ice facility: “humiliation”
The Nark Municipality’s reaction was Ras Barka on Friday after his detention before the enforcement of immigration and customs (ICE) in New Jersey.
“The truth is this,” said Barka when he was released after 8 pm on Friday. “I did not do anything wrong.”
Newsweek Parka office has already reached the email for comment, along with the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS).
Why do it matter
President Donald Trump gave priority to illegal immigration as a major pillar during his second term in his post. However, the payment of his administration to collective deportation has been suspended in the country’s courts.
During the first 100 days of his second term, the president protested the law of foreign enemies, and gave him the authority to deport and detention non -citizens. The execution was originally prohibited in court.
Recently, deportations related to families and children have returned She defended her practicesPartially, saying that “instead of separating their families, Ice asked mothers if they wanted to remove it with their children or if they wanted to put the children with someone with someone appointed by the father.”
What do you know
Parka’s arrest sparked a major reaction from the Trump administration and Democrats alike on social media.
Alina Haba, the American interim lawyer for the New Jersey Province and the former Trump lawyer, wrote in the X publication, confirming the arrest of Parka: “The Mayor of Newark, Ras Baraka, committed the infringement of this number, and ignored these multiple warnings of national security to remove himself from the ice celebration center in Newark, which is offered by this. He has been detained.
Baraca, a democracy, and other local legislators on Friday outside Dylani Hall, a center of ice detention, urged federal officials to allow them inside to monitor the circumstances.
On social media, Parka, who is running for the next New Jersey Governor, has published the center throughout the week, appears there and demands entry. Baracka accuses the Delaney Hall operator, Geo Group, for inspection violations and breaking the city’s law.
The Ministry of National Security wrote on X that the accident occurred when a bus carrying the detainees enter the center’s gate when a group of demonstrators, including lawmakers in Congress, “stormed the gate and broke the detention facility.”
DHS added, then I have linked the backgrounds of Ice Newark.
During his talk with Kaitlan Collens from CNN on Friday night, Parka said: “It was not possible, but that was certain, as you know, a humiliating and uncomfortable experience for me in general. But you know, in the end, these men. [Homeland Security officials] They made their best to make me feel comfortable and I can. “
Parka added that in reality he did not come to the facility to protest, but there was earlier in the day in an attempt to serve the facility with a lawsuit in the midst of the legal aspect.
Parka said: “The ice … took a decision after someone came and said that we should not be there … After telling us to leave, we left and started arresting … they tried to arrest me, and I should not tell us, they targeted me and they came after me specifically and arrested me.”
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Barka said that there was more than an hour and “no one told me to leave that place,” adding that the Ministry of National Security and then approached him and escalated “the situation.”
He said that he had not broken any laws and there was to support members of Congress in New Jersey in their efforts to hold a press conference after touring the facility. Barka said he believed it would be better to go with the officials of the Ministry of National Security not “causing more disturbance.”
Parka calls his arrest and the charge of infringement of his violation “insulting and painful”, but he adds that he “has no remorse at all.”
When it was previously reached to comment on Friday, Geo Group was referred Newsweek To ice.
What people say
GEO GROUP spokesman to Fox News Digital last month: “Local officials and government officials attempt to stop the opening of the Federal Legal Immigration Center at the Dylani Hall facility in Newark is another unfortunate example of a mashed campaign by the city of the haven and the open politicians in New Jersey to interfere with the efforts of the federal government.
They added: “These political motivated tactics threaten both public safety and the local economy and are based on fake claims about the Dylan Hall facility, which was previously working as a center for treating federal immigration for a period of six years under the president [Barack] Obama administration, without opposition from local political leaders. “
The American Civil Liberties Union in New Jersey, CEO Sinha, in a statement sent to Newsweek By e -mail on Friday: “The arrest of mayor Ras Barka by the Ministry of Internal Security is a shameful escalation of the campaign to intimidate the Trump administration against officials who refuse to make their offer.”
“Mayor Baraka in Dylani Hall was to join a tour of the detention facility with the Congress delegation as part of the approved supervision responsibilities. Mayor Baraca – and legislators across New Jersey and the country – must be heated immediately from the Trump administration. The basic rights at the core of our democracy.”
The Governor of New Jersey Democratic State Phil Murphy, on X: “Solving to see mayor Baraca was released from the federal seizure, but the bottom line is that he should not be held in the first place.”
What happens after that
The legal procedures that Parka will face is currently unclear.