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ICE Jailer in New Jersey Is Sued By Its Landlord, Claiming Unsafe Conditions arrow Marie DeLuca The owners of a windowless former warehouse that houses Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees in New Jersey are alleging dangerous conditions at the facility and suing to terminate its lease, representing another potential victory for activists seeking the end of controversial immigration detention in the state. The lawsuit filed Monday alleges that CoreCivic, the private ...

Bergen lawmakers bill would bar new immigrant detention contracts with ICE Replay Video UP NEXT A Bergen County lawmaker has introduced legislation to ban the state and counties from contracting with federal officials to hold immigrant detainees, though it would allow controversial deals at the Bergen, Essex and Hudson jails to continue.  Assemblyman Gordon Johnsons bill, introduced on Monday, would bar local governments from renewing those agreements when they expire and prevent public and ...

Press Releases December 13, 2020, 8:13 am | in Police Violence Should Not Distract From Ongoing Hunger Strike, States Abolish ICE NY-NJ Coalition and Allies   HACKENSACK, NJ — In response to police violence against advocates and community members outside the Bergen County Jail, the Abolish ICE NY-NJ coalition and allies issued the following statement:   “While police in Bergen County spent the majority of their Saturday afternoon and evening responding to peaceful ...

In response to police violence against advocates and community members outside the Bergen County Jail, the Abolish ICE NY-NJ coalition and allies issued the following statement: “While police in Bergen County spent the majority of their Saturday afternoon and evening responding to peaceful protests with violence, we cannot and must not lose sight of the fact that people detained at the Bergen County Jail are nearly one month into a hunger strike. They are subjected daily to the violence of a ...