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New Jersey had to file a lawsuit against an ICE detention facility in Newark just to get state
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June 4, 2026
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1:40Now PlayingNew Jersey had to file a lawsuit against an ICE detention facility in Newark just to get state health inspectors through the door. That single fact should tell you everything. 🚨 GEO Group operates Delaney Hall on a one billion dollar federal contract and has been blocking state inspections for months. Governor Sherrill put it plainly: if they have nothing to hide, there’s no reason to keep inspectors out. DHS called the lawsuit frivolous — but that response carries a lot less weight when the company is actively preventing anyone from proving it. ⚖️ The overwhelming majority of people detained inside are not criminals. Some were arrested at their own immigration hearings while trying to follow the process exactly as the system required. The protests outside have drawn national attention, but the real story is what’s happening behind those walls. 👁️ When a government contractor hides behind federal authority to dodge basic health oversight, the people paying the price are the ones locked inside with no way out. 🔒 For help with your asylum case, send the word “CONSULT” to me in a direct message.
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