Newark Mayor Ras Baraka Says Feds Tried To Humiliate Him With Second Mugshot After Arrest At ICE Protest
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-2% Center
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-66% Negative
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42% : Given those facts, many expressed their views that the arrest and subsequent charges against Baraka are forms of political retribution for his principled stances.41% : In a conversation with The Nation, Baraka positioned his actions not as a protest, but merely the attendance of a press conference while expressing his disdain for The GEO Group The GEO Group is a private prison company that owns Delaney Hall, the site where Baraka was arrested, and has a 15-year, $60 million a year contract with ICE, the subject of a legal dispute in New Jersey related to ICE's outsourcing of its practice of mass detention to private prison groups like GEO.
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