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Protests broke out at a Newark detention center regarding poor living conditions, leading to calls for de-escalation from officials.

8 reports, 8 independent Updated May 29
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Protests broke out at a Newark detention center regarding poor living conditions, leading to calls for de-escalation from officials.

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  1. Protests at an ICE facility in New Jersey involved hunger and labor strikes over poor conditions.Sub-event
  2. Protests erupted at an ICE facility in New Jersey on May 28th, involving unnamed rioters and leading to accusations regarding the police response.Sub-event
  3. Demonstrations occurred in the city center of Newark.Sub-event
  4. Demonstrations outside the Newark detention center turned violent, involving clashes with ICE agents and commentary from Markwayne Mullin.Sub-event
  5. Mikie Sherrill directs state police response at an immigration detention facility run by GEO Group, monitored by DHS.Sub-event
  6. Protests at Newark detention center over poor conditions; Sherrill calls on ICE to de-escalate.1 source
  7. Mayor tasks Sherrill with empowering Davenport to investigate the Newark detention center protests.1 source
  8. Protests at Newark detention center led to pepper spraying and investigations into conditions.1 source
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  1. Mikie Sherrill's office inspected a detention center and criticized ICE for limiting access.1 source
  2. NYC Democrats visited the detention center in Newark, NJ.1 source
  3. Mikie Sherrill was questioned about ICE detention standards during the protests.1 source

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