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We Went to Trump's ICE Prison. It Smelled Like DEADLY BURN PITS.
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Status Coup's Ashley Bishop was in Newark, NJ outside Delaney Hall, a new 1,000 bed ICE detention center where immigrants are being held without due process. Outside the gates protests are being held, and Ashley interviewed Adam, a protester and U.S. military veteran who served in the army from 2010 to 2018 and was deployed overseas in Kuwait. Adam pointed out the alarming smell at the detention centerwhich smelled similar to the deadly burn pits U.S. military soldiers were exposed to in Iraq, Kuwait, and other overseas wars. SUPPORT our INDEPENDENT ON THE GROUND reporting for as low as $5 bucks a month. Corporate media isn’t gonna do it!
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