SECURITYAug 3 · 12:02 UTCNBC NEW YORKCharles Watson and Ethan Harp

New York & New Jersey included in ACLU claims against ICE

The ACLU has filed 54 claims against the federal government alleging misconduct by ICE agents, including a New Jersey nurse's account of being assaulted outside a detention facility. The claims span 17 states and involve allegations of racial profiling, unlawful detention, and violence. The Department of Homeland Security is reviewing the claims, with potential legal action if liability is disputed.

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