Protests against immigration enforcement at a facility where detainees are on a hunger and labor strike erupted in fresh violence on Tuesday night as federal officers sprayed chemicals and charged demonstrators outside the jail in New Jersey.
Following hours of relative quiet, a day after masked and armored ICE personnel pepper-sprayed NJ Dumorat senator Andy Kim, tension ramped up again outside the Delaney Hall facility on the fifth day of the strike.
At one point on Tuesday evening, a protester who threw something at ICE officers was chased by dozens of officials, Tased and then carried into the jail.
The Newark-based ICE facility is operated by Geo Group, one of the biggest private prison companies in the US. According to activists and detainees, between 300 and 400 detainees are participating in the strike, demanding improved food, ventilation and medical care – and for their immigration cases to proceed.
Ya see, these morons have no concept of the letter of the law. It is illegal to enter this country without permission. That law is very basic and quite specific. That means, the minute they scaled the fence, swam the river or hid in the trunk of a car, the second they set foot on US soil, they became a criminal. WTF do they not understand about that?
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