ICE releases Peruvian immigrant who led hunger strike at New Jersey detention center
Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel released a Peruvian immigrant who was one of the detainees responsible for launching a hunger and labor strike over Memorial Day weekend at the Delaney Hall detention center in Newark, New Jerse
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel released a Peruvian immigrant who was one of the detainees responsible for launching a hunger and labor strike over Memorial Day weekend at the Delaney Hall detention center in Newark, New Jersey. Martin Soto regained his freedom Tuesday after a federal judge ordered his release.
He was detained for several […]
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