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Newark Mayor Ras Baraka on his arrest at ICE facility

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka set to appear in court on charge of trespassing at immigration facility

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is set to appear in federal court Thursday for a status conference on the Trump administration's charge he trespassed at an immigration detention center in the city last week.

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Rare look inside new ICE detention center where Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested

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New Jersey Reacts After Ras Baraka Arrested Outside ICE Prison

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House Democrats could face sanctions for protest at Newark ICE facility

the fallout from Democrats' demonstration at an ICE facility in Newark that resulted in Mayor Ras Baraka's arrest and the possible arrest of the House lawmakers that were involved.

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Newark mayor returns to immigration detention center days after trespassing arrest

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“Almost a Gestapo nation”: When ICE seized the mayor, his city showed up

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Mayor Ras Baraka Talks to “The Nation”

On his arrest, the private prison company GEO, and why he believes we’re heading into authoritarianism—but democracy will prevail.

Ras Baraka Speaks On Homeland Security Arrest—Cory Booker Has Something To Say

Ras Baraka was released from custody after being arrested at a protest against a controversial ICE facility run by private prison operator GEO Group.

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DHS signals more arrests coming after lawmakers ‘stormed’ ICE prison in protest

Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at DHS, addressed the incident in a CNN appearance on Saturday.

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Ras Baraka’s arrest draws strong partisan reactions as his N.J. primary opponents call for his release

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, who is running for governor, was arrested at a newly opened immigration detention center in his city.

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ICE head recognizes Congress’ role in visiting detention facilities, even unannounced

The head of the Department of Homeland Security’s immigration enforcement agency has recognized the right of members of Congress to visit detention facilities —even unannounced.