BBC at New Jersey ICE detention centre as curfew enforced
Summary
Protests have been ongoing in New Jersey for over a week about the conditions at the Delaney Hall migrant detention center. Family members of detainees say the conditions are inhumane, but the Department of Homeland Security denies this and says some protesters have been violent.Key Facts
- The protests are focused on Delaney Hall, a privately run migrant detention center in Newark, New Jersey.
- Family members of some detainees claim the living conditions inside the center are inhumane.
- The Department of Homeland Security rejects these claims.
- Officials say some protesters have acted violently during demonstrations.
- These protests are linked to President Donald Trump’s immigration policies.
- BBC correspondent Nada Tawfik reported from outside the detention center.
- The protests have lasted for more than a week.
- The detention center is related to U.S. immigration enforcement.
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