CBS News got a rare look inside a new U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center in Newark, New Jersey, where Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested last week. Baraka was charged with trespassing and was taken into custody during his visit to the ICE detention center on Friday. He was later released and said he did not do anything wrong. Baraka said he was not at Delaney Hall to protest but to show support for members of a New Jersey congressional delegation visiting the facility.
Main Idea: Newark Mayor Ras Baraka’s arrest at a new ICE detention center put a spotlight on the facility, its low use, and questions over oversight.
Key Points:
The new ICE center and arrests could bring more local fear, more taxpayer costs, and more clashes over due process and private detention profit.
The facility may speed removal of people ICE says are serious offenders, which could improve safety for some communities if those claims hold.
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