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ACLU-NJ Responds to Reports of Violence, Unrest at Delaney Hall

These events are directly related to rampant inhumane conditions inside the facility and the Trump administration’s refusal to dedicate appropriate resources for basic human needs like food and health care.
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Advance Equity and Justice in the FY27 State Budget

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ACLU-NJ Responds to Reports of Violence, Unrest at Delaney Hall

These events are directly related to rampant inhumane conditions inside the facility and the Trump administration’s refusal to dedicate appropriate resources for basic human needs like food and health care.

ACLU-NJ Statement on the Events at Delaney Hall Immigration Detention Center

People detained at Delaney Hall are facing brutal and inhumane conditions. Their families and community members who are protesting their treatment, and the elected officials who are asking to inspect the facility, should not face pepper spray and rubber bullets for doing so.

ACLU-NJ Commends Passage of New Jersey Voter Empowerment Act by Senate Judiciary Committee

The Senate Judiciary Committee today passed the John R. Lewis Voter Empowerment Act of New Jersey, a bill that will protect and expand voting rights in New Jersey.