US EditionDem Rep. Jerrold Nadler’s Aide Detained by DHS Agents in Manhattan Office
- Federal agents affiliated with the Department of Homeland Security briefly detained and handcuffed a staff member in Representative Jerrold Nadler’s Manhattan office on Wednesday while conducting a security inspection following reports of protesters inside.
- The incident followed increased federal enforcement actions near an immigration courthouse in the same building, where ICE detained migrants and threatened advocates monitoring court activity.
- The staffer physically blocked officers attempting a security check, leading to a brief detention without arrest or charges, while the office confirmed no crime was committed.
- Nadler criticized the incident as an act of intimidation orchestrated by the Trump administration, describing the tactics as authoritarian and warning that if such actions can occur within a congressional office, no one is truly protected from similar treatment.
- The incident highlights escalating tensions around immigration enforcement and federal authority, suggesting growing conflict between lawmakers' offices and DHS actions under the current administration.
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Congressional Clash: Nadler Demands Probe After Aide Handcuffed By DHS
Representative Jerry Nadler (D-NY) is demanding a full investigation into the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after a dramatic confrontation in his Manhattan district office last week, during which federal agents briefly handcuffed one of his aides. The incident, which unfolded on May 28, has ignited a firestorm, with Nadler condemning the DHS tactics as […] Congressional Clash: Nadler Demands Probe After Aide Handcuffed By DHS
Rep. Jerry Nadler wants House probe after DHS handcuffs aide in N.Y. office
U.S. Rep. Jerry Nadler said he wants a congressional investigation after a Department of Homeland Security officer handcuffed a staff at the Democrat's office in New York in the same building as immigration court.
Manhattan US Attorney picks former terrorism prosecutor as deputy
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