NJ Vindicator
Inside New Jersey’s troubled immigration detention center: ‘It’s designed to break people’
Families and advocates say detainees at Delaney Hall face abuse, inadequate food, foul water, withheld medication, and unpredictable transfers amid denials from ICE and GEO Group.
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15mKeyport’s toxic disaster is a crisis Trenton makes — worse
New Jersey’s cleanup failures and privatization created this environmental nightmare. The state must act before it becomes a public health tragedy.
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27mCosts of confinement: A prison system running on overtime
Staffing shortages in New Jersey’s prisons drive up costs, exhaust corrections officers, and disrupt daily life behind bars.
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5mNJ joins lawsuit against Trump over federal grant rules
New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport says the administration is using critical law enforcement grants to pressure states over immigration enforcement.
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7mNJMVC voter registration error: Sherrill rejects Republican criticism, defends state response
Governor accuses some Republican critics of undermining election integrity
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6mSen. Andy Kim visits Delaney Hall, questions medical staff about detainee deaths
Kim says a single physician is not enough for more than 800 detainees.