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‘We continue the fight for his liberty’: Family members gather to support detainees held in N.J.’s Delaney Hall ICE facility
Family members, immigrant rights advocates, and clergy gathered outside New Jersey's Delaney Hall ICE facility to support detainees amid allegations of violence, spoiled food, and medical neglect. Detainees, many with no criminal history, held a hunger strike over poor conditions, with some reporting injuries from guards and transfers to other facilities for organizing protests.
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