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New Jersey filed a lawsuit against the operator of Delaney Hall, a private immigration detention center in Newark, alleging denied access to inspect medical units and other areas. Reports of unsanitary conditions, hunger strikes, and solitary confinement at the facility have led to protests and a curfew imposed by Newark's mayor. The Department of Homeland Security dismissed the allegations as 'frivolous' and claimed detainees are treated well.
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