Trump’s DHS Says More Dem Arrests Are ‘On The Table’ Following ICE Facility Protest
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A DHS spokesperson accused several Democratic lawmakers, who were conducting a legal oversight at an ICE detention facility, of trespassing and assaulting federal agents.
A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said arresting Democratic lawmakers, who were conducting an oversight visit at an immigration detention facility in New Jersey on Friday, “is definitely on the table.”
“There were multiple people arrested. And, Victor, I think that we should let viewers know there will likely be more arrests coming,” Tricia McLaughlin told CNN’s Victor Blackwell on Saturday’s episode of “First Of All.”
Among those who were arrested protesting the reopening of Delaney Hall, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility in Newark, was Mayor Ras Baraka. New Jersey’s interim U.S. Attorney and counselor to President Donald Trump Alina Habba said Baraka “ignored multiple warnings” from DHS officials.
The Mayor was released later that day and told CNN’s “The Source” “Not a single person, not an officer from ICE, not any of the security guards, nobody told me to leave that place.”
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