Newark says private-prison firm is illegally renovating migrant detention center - New Jersey Globe
- Newark sued GEO Group in Essex County Superior Court in March to block Delaney Hall's reopening.
- ICE and GEO Group planned to use Delaney Hall to detain immigrants facing deportation.
- The city says GEO Group did not obtain required permits or allow inspections at Delaney Hall.
- Mayor Baraka stated that federal attempts to evade local laws would not be tolerated.
- GEO Group stated the lawsuit is a politicized campaign interfering with federal immigration enforcement.
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Newark wants judge to give city officials access to proposed migrant jail
Newark officials accuse Geo Group of “wanton and unlawful occupation” of Delaney Hall, a facility the company wants to turn into a new migrant jail. (Photo by New Jersey Monitor)A private prison company aiming to open a massive immigration detention center in Newark is renovating the building without securing proper permits, has barred city inspectors from entering the facility, and is flouting city code to finish construction, Newark officials …
'Bogus claims': Blue city mayor under fire for trying to halt reopening of ICE facility – Democratic Accent
The City of Newark and its Democratic mayor are facing pushback after filing a legal complaint against Immigration and Customs Enforcement for reopening a building to prep illegal immigrants for deportation without “following proper building safety protocols.” Mayor Ras Baraka said in a statement that using the building, Delaney Hall, for processing people in the country illegally goes against state and local law, leading the city to file a laws…
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