Newark mayor reflects detention outside the ice facility: “They are clearly targeting me.”

On Friday, the Newark mayor (D) was reflected in his arrest outside an immigration and customs enforcement facility in the United States earlier in the day, arguing that after visiting the New Jersey detention center with three Democratic members in Congress.

“Nothing happened for a long time, as you know, for at least an hour. After that, then, he finally told us, and I told him that I would leave, and they came outside the gate and arrested me,” Baraca said during his appearance at the “Conference on the briefing” on Friday. “So it seemed to be targeted.”

He later added that ice officials “clearly targeted me.”

“I was not the only person there. They came to me directly and tried to arrest me … no one else.” “Thus, I believe honestly, as you know, I targeted there.”

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Alina Habba, the American interim lawyer for the New Jersey Province, justifies the movements of the administration, claiming that the mayor “committed infringement and ignoring multiple warnings of internal security investigations to remove himself” from the Dylani Hall of Ice Detention Center.

“He chose a good way to ignore the law. This will not stand in this state. He has been detained,” Haba wrote in a post on the social platform x.

Parka defended his presence in the facility, saying that there was no protest, but to participate in a press conference with the Garden State delegation in Congress, including Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman (D), Rob Mendez (D) and Lymonica Macfer (D). Watson Coleman said that the trio was there to inspect the facility, not a tour of the place.

Federal officials entered the back with the legislators and ended up arresting the mayor, who later appeared before the American judge Andrew Espinoza, according to court documents.

The Ministry of National Security accused a group of demonstrators, along with Mindez and Watson Coleman, by storming the “gate” and breaking “in the detention facility.”

“Members of Congress who are approaching a strange political trick to detention and put the safety of our law enforcement agents and those detained at risk. Congress members are not above the law and cannot storm detention facilities illegally.” “If these members asked for a tour, we would have facilitated a tour of the facility. This is an advanced situation.”

Watson Coleman accused the Ministry of National Security of publishing wrong information about the incident on Friday.

She wrote on X.

“This is not what we have entered into the facility. We have been accompanied by the guards, because we have a legal supervision authority to exist there,” Democrat added in New Jersey.

During his detention, Parka said that the officials of the Ministry of National Security were “very generous, very respectful” towards him.

“You treated me with respect and integrity. So, I have nothing but respect for these men. But you know, it was still uncomfortable, as you know, the humiliating situation for me.”

The mayor rushed against President Trump’s immigration campaign and protested to open the ice facility, claiming that appropriate permits were not obtained in this process.

Ice gave a multi -year contract to Geo Group Inc. To run the detention facility. Baraka filed a lawsuit against the security company last month, claiming that the company “did not grant city officials to access the required inspections under the municipal decrees and the state law,” and thus violating the law of states and the city.

The Ministry of National Security has pushed heavily against his accusations.

“The allegations made by Newark politicians that Dylani did not have false permits,” the Ministry of National Security said in a press statement on Friday. “We have valid permits, plumbing and electricity inspections, and fires have been cleared.”

The Trump administration said the detention facility includes violent immigrants living in the country illegally, including those accused of belonging to the MS-13 gang and those who have red notice.