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Sherrill denied access to Delaney Hall
Newark, N.J.: Gov. Mikie Sherrill says ICE denied her access to Delaney Hall after reports of poor conditions
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New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill says ICE denied her access to Delaney Hall in Newark as protests and a detainee hunger strike keep attention on disputed conditions inside.
- Frame 1Newark, N.J.: Gov. Mikie Sherrill says ICE denied her access to Delaney Hall after reports of poor conditions.
- Frame 2The pressure began Friday, when about 300 detainees started a hunger strike and protesters gathered outside.
- Frame 3Sen. Andy Kim was allowed inside for oversight; Sherrill remained outside with families and advocates.
- Frame 4DHS says visitation was suspended after unrest and says detainees receive meals, water, showers, medical care, and phones.
- Frame 5Still unresolved: who gets inside next, what conditions inspectors see, and whether Delaney Hall stays open.
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- May 25, 3:46 PM EDT
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